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Article. Download It Now.  Customized Look  Qt supports the
native look-and-feel of all the platforms it runs on. Windows XP
applications look exactly like an XP app should look; the same
for Vista, Mac OS X, Linux, UNIX, and CE. For CE, Qt supports
both the look of Windows Mobile applications, and the more
traditional looking Windows CE apps. However, sometimes it is
important to look different, especially for embedded devices
where the look-and-feel is part of defining the platform you are
creating. Qt has several ways of helping you create a custom
look-and-feel for your applications.  For instance, Qt has the
ability to style a widget or complete application by using style
sheets. Qt Style Sheets let you customize the appearance of
widgets. The concepts, terminology, and syntax of Qt Style
Sheets are heavily inspired by HTML Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS), but adapted to the world of widgets.  In Image Viewer, I
use this code to turn on/off custom