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handheld-linux

Sep 25 2007, 04:58 AM

One of our customers has tried and gets this error message:

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I've tried to install KO/PI on the PC (running XP) having both copied qt-mt334.dll (www.dll-files.com) from the zip file and using qt-win-opensourse-4.2.3-mingw.exe from www.pyqwt.sourseforge.net and I still get the error message:

"The procedure entry point ? minimumSizeHint@Qwidget@@UBE?AVGSize could not be located in the dynamic link library qt-mt334.dll.".

The error message made no hits in google.

Any hints? Ideas?

Thank you very much,
Nikolaus Schaller
The Handheld-Linux Shop

Chero

Sep 25 2007, 08:16 AM

QUOTE(handheld-linux @ Sep 25 2007, 01:58 PM)

One of our customers has tried and gets this error message:

QUOTE

I've tried to install KO/PI on the PC (running XP) having both copied qt-mt334.dll (www.dll-files.com) from the zip file and using qt-win-opensourse-4.2.3-mingw.exe from www.pyqwt.sourseforge.net and I still get the error message:

"The procedure entry point ? minimumSizeHint@Qwidget@@UBE?AVGSize could not be located in the dynamic link library qt-mt334.dll.".

The error message made no hits in google.

Any hints? Ideas?

Thank you very much,
Nikolaus Schaller
The Handheld-Linux Shop

Use these instead.
Place them in the dir where you have kopi.exe

tux

Sep 25 2007, 08:22 AM

QUOTE(handheld-linux @ Sep 25 2007, 12:58 PM)

One of our customers has tried and gets this error message:

QUOTE

I've tried to install KO/PI on the PC (running XP) having both copied qt-mt334.dll (www.dll-files.com) from the zip file and using qt-win-opensourse-4.2.3-mingw.exe from www.pyqwt.sourseforge.net and I still get the error message:

"The procedure entry point ? minimumSizeHint@Qwidget@@UBE?AVGSize could not be located in the dynamic link library qt-mt334.dll.".

The error message made no hits in google.

Any hints? Ideas?

Thank you very much,
Nikolaus Schaller
The Handheld-Linux Shop

I get the impression that your customer is trying to provide the dll files required for kdepimpi to run on XP by himself?

He should be able to install the program on XP by following the instructions available in the notes at Sourceforge and using the dll files provided there.

There are, speaking from hazy memory, two sets of files. One is the zip file with the kdepimpi apps and there is another zip file which contains all the needed dll files for the apps to work with XP.

He would need to select the Sourceforge page option to see all the files released and look for the dll zip.

I'm pretty sure that is all he needs to do.

There is more than one required dll file!

PS I posted in parallel: I'm sure that the attached files in the previous post by Chero will do the job.

Chero

Sep 25 2007, 10:07 AM

QUOTE(tux @ Sep 25 2007, 05:22 PM)

QUOTE(handheld-linux @ Sep 25 2007, 12:58 PM)

One of our customers has tried and gets this error message:

QUOTE

I've tried to install KO/PI on the PC (running XP) having both copied qt-mt334.dll (www.dll-files.com) from the zip file and using qt-win-opensourse-4.2.3-mingw.exe from www.pyqwt.sourseforge.net and I still get the error message:

"The procedure entry point ? minimumSizeHint@Qwidget@@UBE?AVGSize could not be located in the dynamic link library qt-mt334.dll.".

The error message made no hits in google.

Any hints? Ideas?

Thank you very much,
Nikolaus Schaller
The Handheld-Linux Shop

I get the impression that your customer is trying to provide the dll files required for kdepimpi to run on XP by himself?

He should be able to install the program on XP by following the instructions available in the notes at Sourceforge and using the dll files provided there.

There are, speaking from hazy memory, two sets of files. One is the zip file with the kdepimpi apps and there is another zip file which contains all the needed dll files for the apps to work with XP.

He would need to select the Sourceforge page option to see all the files released and look for the dll zip.

I'm pretty sure that is all he needs to do.

There is more than one required dll file!

PS I posted in parallel: I'm sure that the attached files in the previous post by Chero will do the job.

Your comments are correct as well