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After installing Qt Creator, from http://qt-project.org/downloads – “Qt Creator 2.5.2 for Windows (31 MB)” when I choose File->New File […]
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It’s probably stupid question, but don’t now why it is so.
Install the Qt SDK instead. When you download Qt Creator, all you get is the IDE, you don’t actually get Qt or a compiler. The SDK is much easier.
Edit: The SDK can be found here, at least at the time of writing, and it seems that from Qt 5 and onwards, the default download includes both Qt and Qt Creator.