Present movie on Windows from Mac

I am making a QT on my Mac and I applied the applescript so that when it opens it plays in present mode and shuts off later. My question is since I am doing all this on a Mac will the QT do the same thing when played on a Windows machine?
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The "Presentation" droplets edit the movie playback on both Mac and PC's. This property "travels" with the file.
In version 7 of QuickTime it is now part of the Movie Properties window so no AppleScripts are required.
It allows you to set the "full screen" and automatically play, close or quit the QT Player.

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