Email video clip to PC w/o Quicktime

I have to email a 2 minute video clip to a PC that does not have Quicktime installed. Is there a fast, easy way to do this.
Thank you,
Steven

Fast and easy? Simple: Attach the clip and email it. Let them sort the problem out.
Slower and not so easy: convert the clip to a format they can use and send it
Permanent solution: get them to install quicktime.
Regards
TD

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as the I-Photo is not supported by Video Clips ( Previous Leopard )
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Size of the Video Clip ..      Now Lion only Export's   1 size, .   only and as a result . . teh File is TOO Large and
Will NOT send via E-Mail    ???
Between the   Issue of   the   Lion, and Email issues ,   and the   Upgrade of   I-Touch to 5.1 from 4.2.1
as my Photo Size is Huge ..    70,000 + photos in the Computer. .   and was   40,000 in the   I - Touch .. .
The New I-Touch too will not Load the same as Previously used on either my 16 GB   or 32 GB   Unit . .
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