1 Here is a list of user-visible changes in Qt from 1.41 to 1.42.  The

     2 usual bugfixes have been added.

     3 

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     5 * 			     New classes				   *

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     8 None.

     9 

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    11 *		       Enhancements from 1.41 to 1.42			   *

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    13 

    14 The Windows version now builds as a DLL.

    15 

    16 The file dialog has various UI tweaks.

    17 

    18 More sanity checks have been added.

    19 

    20 On X11, the postscript output from a few programs will be much smaller

    21 than it used to be.

    22 

    23 Windows 98 is now treated as a separate version of Windows, like NT

    24 and Windows 95.

    25 

    26 The keyboard interface of buttons groups/dialogs has been improved.

    27 

    28 QMultiLineEdit avoids flicker in some cicumstances where it would

    29 flicker up to now.

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    32 *               Changes that might affect runtime behavior                 *

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    34 

    35 QKeyEvent now behaves as documented: isAccepted() is TRUE by default

    36 where it would sometimes default to FALSE.  Some dialogs may depend on

    37 the bug.  The most likely symptom of such buggy dialogs is that the

    38 Enter/Return key does not work, and the most likely fix for such bugs

    39 is to insert "e->ignore();" at the start of keyPressEvent(QKeyEvent*e)

    40 in such dialogs.

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    43 *               Changes that might generate compile errors                 *

    44 *                        when compiling old code                           *

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    46 

    47 None

    48 

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    50 *               Type changes that might generate warnings:                 *

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    52 

    53 None

    54 

    55 ****************************************************************************

    56 * 			Deprecated functions				   *

    57 ****************************************************************************

    58 

    59 None.

    60 

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    63 *			 New global functions				   *

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    65 

    66 None.

    67 

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    69 *      New public/protected functions added to existing classes            *

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