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    A Nonny Moose
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    I am on Linux (UBUNTU 11.04) and I am running the initial tutorial having just installed the package from my distributor. I have searched my root file system and cannot find the file state.png that this tutorial wants.

    I am curious as to whether I have a bad installation, the file has been omitted, renamed or replaced. Advice please. The tutorial seems to be aimed at windows users.

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      Eddy
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      what turorial are your referring to?

      i found state.png in win7 64bit :
      INSTALLDIR\QtCreator\share\qtcreator\qmlicons\Qt\16x16\

      you could use the sdk installer to get the latest stable version instead.

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        A Nonny Moose
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        Version is 4.7.2 NOT ON WINDOWS. Linux with UBUNTU 11.04. The Tutorial is referenced by Qt creator and the link is How to Create a Quick Qt application.using this link: qthelp://com.nokia.qtcreator/doc/creator-qml-application.html?view=split. I completed the project set up, but it want me to find this file. It specifies the file by name and gives a windows path. Where does the QT4 distribution put such things under UNIX/Linux?

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          andre
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          Did you use Ubuntu's packages to install, or did you install in a different way? In the first case: ask your packager.

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            A Nonny Moose
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            OK. I actually didn't think of them. Thanks.

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              yevgenko
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              Found it here:
              -/usr/share/qtcreator/qmlicons/Qt/16x16/State.png- it was a different file, not related to the tutorial, sorry...

              here is correct location:
              /usr/lib/qt4/examples/declarative/animation/states/states.png

              Ubuntu 12.04 with qt4-demos installed

              p.s.
              IMHO must be included into tutorial to prevent any confusion

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                delanov
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                Use Gimp and save the image to your selected directory.

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                  delanov
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                  Use the following path with Gimp and save to your selected directory.

                  /usr/lib/qt4/examples/declarative/animation/states/states.png

                  Thanks yevgenko for the path.

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                    delanov
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                    The Gimp is not the best way to access and copy the qt4 logo. Using the terminal command line is best:

                    CD to the states directory from / Using the path:
                    usr/lib/qt4/examples/declarative/animation/states

                    Copy the qt4 logo using the copy command (cp) from ( / )

                    cp usr/lib/qt4/examples/declarative/animation/states/states.png (( Insert name of Project folder))

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