> I Know i could "always" carry a full install of Creator on my pen-drive, but > that usually don't work, 'cause the PC needs to have Qt installed :/
That's not true at all. The binary builds of Creator work with a local set of libraries instead of the system libraries (and in fact Creator can't be built against the current public release of Qt!). If you install it on the pen drive, it'll work as long as the pen drive has the same drive letter, and you can use the DOS "subst" command to map a virtual drive letter. So for example, if on your home computer the pen drive appears as E:, try issuing the command "subst e: q:" and then install Qt on the new Q: drive. Then when you put the pen drive on another computer and want to use it, use subst to map the drive letter on THAT computer to Q: and Creator will work. /s/ Adam _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list Qt-creator@trolltech.com http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
