This is a collection of notes I have made while porting an application from MFC to wxWidgets. It is intended partly as a tutorial and partly to document some of the roadblocks I met on the way.

In this third installment of our series on GUI programming with the Qt C++ toolkit, we're going to show how to design dialog boxes (or "dialogs") using Qt.

Since STL is a very large topic to be covered in an article or two, we will focus on the most commonly used generic classes: vector and string.

In this part, I will be showing how to use the Glade application for rapid window creation.