When writing a Qt application, you may find yourself at the point where you need to run the program without the IDE. If you have the paid-for version, that isn't so hard, as everything should be compiled into the executable. But if you are using the LGPL version, your executable needs to have the Qt dlls close at hand, either in the same folder or in your path. I found this forum to be useful:
http://www.qtforum.org/article/24337/error-running-qt-application.html
To make things complicated, there are actually 2 sets of dlls with the same name. tymek's post was what helped me: you have to get the dlls from the \qt\bin folder, not the \bin folder. I believe one set is for debug versions, and one set is for release versions of your program, but I could be wrong.
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