Publishing to quicktime 7.5 from Flash 8

Hello,
I'm trying to publish or export my flash fla file to
quicktime. I followed the instructions to reduce the flash player,
only to run into the same error. I'm working with Flash 8 and
Quicktime 7.5 and unfortunately do not have the funds to upgrade or
purchase.
Can someone help??
Thanks

i friend sent me this file saying that it contained the quicktime 7.5 pro. inside of it was a .dmg file and a textfile with the serial. i installed the .dmg file and it said i had to restart afterwards. then i rebooted, and it was working out just fine. putting in the serial and stuff. then i tried yo open itunes on the dock and it didn't let me. reboot, then the blue screen. can you help me QuickTime Kirk?

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>
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