Part I.In addition to the reviewers mentioned above, we received expert help from Warwick Allison (2D graphics), Eirik Chambe-Eng (Qt's history), Matthias Ettrich (event processing and custom widgets), Harald Fernengel (databases), Volker Hilsheimer (ActiveX), Bradley Hughes (multithreading), Trond Kjernåsen (3D graphics and databases), Lars Knoll (2D graphics), Sam Magnuson (qmake), Dimitri Papadopoulos (Qt/X11), Paul Olav Tvete (custom widgets and Qt/Embedded), Rainer Schmid (networking and XML), and Gunnar Sletta (event processing).Extra thanks are due to Trolltech's support team for helping to keep our support load under control while the book consumed so much of our time, and to Trolltech's system administrators for keeping our machines running and our networks communicating throughout the project.We are also grateful to Troy Kitch from Borland for giving us permission to include Borland C++ compilers on the accompanying CD, and to the SQLite developers for putting their database into the public domain.On the production side, Rainer Schmid led the team that created the accompanying CD, ably supported by Harald Fernengel and Andy Shaw. Trolltech's Cathrine Bore handled the contracts and legalities on our behalf. Jeff Kingston, author of the Lout typesetting tool, gave us advice and enhanced the tool in the light of our feedback. Jill Harry of Prentice Hall had faith in the project from the start and ensured that all the practical matters were smoothly handled, leaving us free to concentrate on the writing. And Lisa Iarkowski turned our camera-ready manuscript into the beautiful volume you now hold in your hands.
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