I notice that there are several places I have QT plugins (not all aliases either).
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When I was new to Macs and upgraded to QT 4 I had a lot of trouble with plug ins and making things work.
When you make an installation upgrade like this it's a good idea to deactivate your present version first with brackets in the name . Or as one lister suggested changing the color label if every thing is in a folder for later identification and deletion.
I suggest you do a search and find the version of all the plug ins. Delete the ones that are out of place or from previous versions.
Version 6.02 has been behaving well for me . I had Java problems with older QT versions and Netscape 4.7x never recognized the QT plug -in
no matter what I did in the applications prefs.
-- Adrian
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