General and Desktop

@QPixmap* pixmap = new QPixmap("some.png");@ This is should work. Since you are not using the resource system, you must do one thing :) . Copy the image to build directory. According to "doc":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qpixmap.html#QPixmap-4 bq. If fileName contains a relative path (e.g. the filename only) the relevant file must be found relative to the runtime working directory.

You can't add layouts to a QMenu, but you can add widgets containing menus to a QMenu using "QWidgetAction":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qwidgetaction.html.

Not from the top of my head, but I know there is such a library in Calligra Suite, a branch-off of KOffice that can write .odt files. Recent versions of Word can read and write those files.

I don't think the solution presented in that FAQ is very usable. Nice if you want to render one fixed word in a fixed color, but it does nothing to support rendering actual rich text in an item view.

[quote author="kitten" date="1313915797"]my windows is 64 bit and when i compile it on release mode it doesn't run [/quote] You should also compile 32 bit for 32 bit systems. 32 bit software can run on 32 bit machines and on 64 bit machines. 64 bit software only on 64 bit machines. The second thing is, if you compile with MSVS, you must always ensure that the redistributables are correctly installed.

Qt does not provide such a widget and there are no current plans of adding such a widget to Qt.

It is not possible to add items to the taskbar context menu using Qt.

dig it.

Now you got my thinkin.

[quote author="Rahul Das" date="1313916068"]Kalster , you have already raised a question regarding this. Please check the work around i have posted in your other "thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/9006/.[/quote] Rahul Das is correct. i really do not need this topic anymore because he helped me out in the other topic. he basically solved two topics in one post.

the code works excellent. thank you :)

This was it. I knew it was something easy. Thanks! Ken

Well... it seems obvious to me that the events that happen for the combobox will be send to... the combobox. Not the form the combobox is on. You could install an event filter on the combobox if you want to catch its events though.

Perfect, thank you everybody fr your help! Cheers huck

oh, I see. thank you very much. It is useful for me!

thank you!!!! you are simply a wizard!

Hi Francisco if you are able to make it retraceable you shall issue a bug report on "JIRA":https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa Even so, if it is not retraceable you might want to file a bug report. Another thing you can try is to update your Qt version. Version 4.7.3 is most recent release. There is also a list with fixed bugs. May be it has been fixed already. Have fun

yes it does. thank you

You're right. Although it is stated in the docs this behaviour isn't very intuitive and should be fixed somewhen.