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  1. 31st August 2013, 15:40 #1
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    Question New to Qt - Windows 95 support?

    I have a project for a time logging system for some lab equipment. The equipment runs on several different platforms including Windows 7, XP, 95, and a Red Hat distribution. I've looked around but couldn't seem to find an answer to whether or not windows 95 is supported by Qt.

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    Default Re: New to Qt - Windows 95 support?

    Windows 95 is not currently supported by Qt Project. BTW, it does not mean you cannot develop Qt application on Windows 95.

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