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[Stevan Pettit <799990@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know what all is installed on the above machines, but I don't
even have qgenericbearer4.dll anywhere on mine and OpenLP runs fine.
>From what I can find, this dll appears in a "Windows Fedora" package of
QT.  I do not believe this Dll is required in a 'normal' install of
WIndows.

I do have iconv.dll (located in the Openlp install directory -
C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenLP\enchant ) but I don't see it in the OpenLP
process list when the program is running.  This may be due to the
language set I am using (English) and the use of of the dll is not
required.

The entire Enchant package (less python scripts) is specifically
included in the Windows build.  I am building using
pyenchant-1.6.5.win32

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Title:
  Crash on startup because wrong Qt libs are loaded (Win 7)

Status in OpenLP - Worship Presentation Software:
  New

Bug description:
  When I first started OpenLP it crashed while the splash screen was shown - access violation in msvcr100.dll (-> Visual Studio 2010 runtime library) with some Qt DLLs above it in the callstack (according to the then attached debugger). OpenLP apparently loaded the Qt DLLs from the PATH instead of using the local ones - I've got Qt 4.7.1 built with Visual Studio 2010 in the PATH. Since the other DLLs in the OpenLP folder are linked against msvcr90.dll and runtimes can't usually be mixed this seems to be the source of the problem...
  Removing my Qt build from the PATH helps, but it would be better if OpenLP simply used the libraries installed with it.

  Using OpenLP 1.9.5 on Win 7 Professionell 32-bit

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