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Originally posted by Valmont
Or do as Val:
Install the Win32 version of Qt 2 under VC++ 6 and start making easy to port proggies 
In fact, now I am here, let me spend some time to vouch for the Win32 Qt2 version. It offers great, neat wrappers and platform independant system.
Found out more at:
http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/qt2-win32/
It is GPL so it is free. You MUST have VC++6 tho to use it. Any VC++ 6 version will do.
Hehe, why am I not a sales man? (Argh don't answer lol).
- Val -
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Really don't mean to start war or anything, but I perfer wxWindows over Qt2. It is also platform dependent, doesn't depend on VC++, uses native widgets instead of making its own on the fly (meaning it uses commctrl32.dll instead of qt2.dll or whatever) and it supports a lot of OSes. Again, I don't mean to start a war or anything. Oh yeah, and it too has a wonderful framework.
http://www.wxwindows.org.
Just my thoughts, sorry they are outdated,
Ted Morse