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Included Libraries

MADRIX HARDWARE MANAGER uses the following libraries of the Qt development framework.
The libraries and their use are covered by GNU LGPL Version 3.

▪Qt5Core.dll

▪Qt5Gui.dll

▪Qt5Network.dll

▪Qt5Svg.dll

▪Qt5Widgets.dll

▪Qt5Xml.dll
 

▪qgenericbearer.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]
 

▪qsvgicon.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]
 

▪qgif.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qicns.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qico.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qjpeg.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qsvg.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qtga.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qtiff.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qwbmp.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qwebp.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]
 

▪qdirect2d.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qminimal.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qoffscreen.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]

▪qwindows.dll [Qt Plugin DLL]
 

The complete, corresponding, and machine-readable source code of these files, including the license text, is available:

▪On the MADRIX Software USB flash drive, in the subfolder ThirdParty. For example, D:\ThirdParty

▪Online at https://www.madrix.com/support/download/

A copy of the following license is available as text file in the installation directory, for example C:\Program Files\MadrixHardwareManager\

Copy Of License

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