Since the weekend has been about banging my computer on its head to
get it working correctly, I thought I'd go ahead and take a look at
Leo in QT, the steps on windows XP where:
1. download & install bzr
2. paste "bzr branch lp:leo-editor" into a console and hit return,
(would have been better if I'd "cd "-ed to site-packages first, but
since I hadn't, I just moved the "leo-editor" folder there)
3. download the binary installer for QT4 & PyQT from here:
http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pyqt/download
and then run it, (note your don't need the mentioned "MSVC2008 C++
runtime DLLs" file if you have service pack 3)
Then just Launch leo with the --gui=qt from a console.
I just opened a few Leo files and navigated around in them, One thing
I noticed that arrowing around in the tree always sent the maximized
window back to the size it started out as.
Tom
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