Flash 8 - trying to export as Quicktime

Hi - I am trying to export a flash movie as a qucktime file
.mov - I am working in Flash 8 - when I go to export it says
"The version selected in the Flash settings is not supported
by QuickTime. Please se the Flash version in the publish setting to
5 or lower."
When I choose 5 or lower it still doesn't work - has anyone
run into this problem.
Thanks - Eric

This is the exact problem I am having, I will be following
this thread. I'm also having the same problem with Flash MX, which
leads me to believe it is a Quicktime issue. Any thoughts?
Thanks!

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