It typically is needed when using the CLX components in Delphi (for cross-platform Windows/Linux development). Most likely, somewhere in one of your units you've got a Qxxxx in the uses clause. Do a Search for files in the project for " Q" (notice the leading space) or ", Q" or "Q".
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The qtintf.dll file can be deployed with the CLX application in the same directory, or copied to where most DLLs are found: C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System according to p.18-6 of the Delphi 7 Developer's Guide.
HTH,
Tracy
>I created a Delphi application executable. When I copied the executable to another workstation and ran it I was prompted that QTINTF.DLL was not found. What is the QTINTF.DLL and what components are dependent upon it?
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