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{ } else qDebug( fileOpen.errorString() );To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode
See to output:
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{ } else qDebug( fileOpen.errorString() );To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode
If by "store information" you mean write to these files then you should know that you cannot write to protected directories on Windows 7: this includes "Program Files" and subdirectories. Use QDesktopServices or Windows API calls to find a better location to store these files.
Thanks, that QDesktopServices tip totally worked and fixed my read file on startup problem and the future write to file problem I wasn't aware of as I haven't put the application into Program Files yet...
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