No export in quicktime from Flash after upadate 7.1.3 !!!!

I often use Flash to create animation for video content, I export my animation flash to .mov everyday (i have quicktime pro)
After update 7.1.3 don't work !!!!!
Help !
  Windows XP Pro  

Ok guy I've find the solution...
In this update check box for play flash format (in preferences of quicktime - > Advanced) is not check
Bye

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