QTVR and 64-Bit Vista

My company uses QTVR files extensively in our projects. We recently started buying new workstations with 64-bit Vista. Now none of our QTVR files can be viewed on the new workstations. Apparently this is a known problem and Apple has not addressed it. 7.6 came out today and guess what, it still doesn't work. Come on Apple when is this going to be addressed?
I'm a Mac fan and have them at home. I would love to get Macs into the office, but when things like this happen its hard to make that recommendation.

I Agree!
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