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    Default Visual Studio 2010 Add-In - unable to create project

    Hi,

    after installing Qt VS addin I am unable to create new Qt projects from within Visual Studio 2010.

    When clicking Ok in VS's new project dialog I get the Qt window with settings for file names, packages etc. and after clicking Finish there I get bounced back to VS's new project dialog. No errors popped.
    I get similar behaviour with all of Qt project types.

    What's interesting is that it doesn't even ask for Qt path being set (it behaves the same with and without path set in Qt options).

    Tried different combinations of Qt and addin: Addin v1.1.7, v1.1.6; Qt v4.7.1 Windows installer, Qt 4.7.1 self-compiled (using VS2010) - no difference whatsoever.
    Full reinstall of Visual Studio didn't help as well.
    I have Qt's bin path added to PATH variable.

    I'm using Windows 7 x64 and Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate x32.

    Has anyone encountered a similar problem?
    Last edited by garaddon; 25th December 2010 at 14:11.

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