Multiple quicktime windows in Vista

I just installed QuickTime Pro on my Vista 32-bit machine and I need to trim & export multiple movies from one .mov file.
On my MAC I can have multiple QT windows open and saving at the same time. On Vista it only allows one operation at a time. Is there a way to make Vista behave like Mac where I can save multiple movies at one time?
Thanks
Michael

No.
Concurrent exports are a "Mac only" feature of QuickTime pro.

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