The constructor of the QSettings class has a number of overloads that allow you to change the location where the data will be stored by a particular QSettings object, instead of using the default location. First, you can override the organization name and the application name:
QSettings settings("Packt", "Game Programming using Qt");
Next, you can use the system-wide storage location by passing QSettings::SystemScope as the scope argument:
QSettings settings(QSettings::SystemScope, "Packt", "Game Programming using Qt");
In this case, QSettings will try to read the settings for all users and then fall back to the user-specific location. Note that a system-wide location may not be writable, so ...
