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/*! \page netscape-plugin.html
-\title Qt Netscape Plugin Extension
+\title TQt Netscape Plugin Extension
\keyword Netscape
-The Qt Netscape Plugin software makes it easy to write browser plugins
+The TQt Netscape Plugin software makes it easy to write browser plugins
that can be used on both Unix/Linux and MS-Windows, in Netscape,
Mozilla, and any other web browser supporting Netscape's LiveConnect
protocol. Modern versions of MSIE do not support this protocol. Use
@@ -47,11 +47,11 @@ The Netscape Plugin Extension consists of the follow classes:
\i \c include/jritypes.h
\endlist
\i Build the Netscape Plugin extension library, found in the
- \c{extensions/nsplugin/src} directory of your Qt distribution.
+ \c{extensions/nsplugin/src} directory of your TQt distribution.
This produces a static library to be linked with your plugin code.
\i Read the \link qnplugin.html plugin class documentation \endlink, and
examine the \link nsplugin-examples.html example plugins \endlink.
- \i Do most of your development as a stand-alone Qt application - debugging
+ \i Do most of your development as a stand-alone TQt application - debugging
Netscape Plugins is cumbersome. You may want to use \c{signal(2)}
in your plugin to enable core-dumps if your browser disables them.
\i Note the platform-specific build steps below.
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ The Netscape Plugin Extension consists of the follow classes:
\section2 Building under Windows
\list
- \i For Netscape plugins to work, Qt needs to be in the system DLL
+ \i For Netscape plugins to work, TQt needs to be in the system DLL
path or be compiled into the plugin as a static library.
\i Plugins must be named \c{np}\e{name}\c{.dll},
or the browser will ignore them.