Premiere Elements 3.0.2 Quicktime Export Crash

I haven't used Premiere Elements 3.0.2 in a few months, but now I want to export something I was working on as a Quicktime movie. However, whenever I choose the "Quicktime" option from the Export menu, the entire program just closes without any error message.
If I select export as a MPEG or DVD or Flash or any other option, the program works fine. But, I really need to export as a Quicktime and can't figure out why the program shuts down. I have the latest Quicktime (7.6.4) and I tried re-installing Elements, but still the program shuts down.
Anybody have any ideas? Suggestions?
I'm using Windows XP with SP3. The program works fine except for this one problem.

SG
Could you please supply the source of your information that "there is a lot of that going around"?
The user is using an older version Premiere ELements 3.0.2 and the most recent update of Quicktime. So it is very tempting to suggest that Quicktime update is the cause of the issue presented. I have the latest version of Quicktime installed on my Windows XP SP3 computer. I can take a Premiere Elements 7 Timeline with an AVI MPEG4 video, export it with the program's Quicktime basic export (Cable Modem/H.264, default) and save it to my computer hard drive. I can successfully import that .mov into Premiere Elements 2, 4, 7 and 8 without problems. However, before you can start working with the video on the Timeline, you have to wait for a conforming process to occur (whose progress you can follow at the bottom right of the window).
File conversion is an often needed workaround for many situations. But other avenues of troubleshooting should be explored before workaround. Maybe the user will find the workaround easier than troubleshooting the issue to conclusion. But in this case, I would suggest that the workaround may result in unexpected side effects. Every time I have used Prism for file conversion it messed up my Premiere Elements operation and had to resort to System Restores to get back to "normal" with Premiere Elements. I do not know if there is a lot of that going around, but that is my experience with Prism.
I would really like to know more about the user's Timeline and computer environment.
ATR

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