After upgrading to Mountain Lion Quicktime doesn't work

I have a 2009 macbook pro and just updated to mountain lion and now all my limewire movies that are in AVI format wont play on quicktime but they will play on FLV. I didnt have this problem before i upgraded.
any help would be great!

You can't run Windows on a Mac unless you use BootCamp or a third-party utility such as Parallels Desktop.
Perhaps you mean Microsoft Word (which is part of the MSOffice suite).
Only MSOffice 2008 and later will run in Mountain Lion.
However there are very good free alternatives, such as LibreOffice.

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