Quicktime 7.1.6 conflict with Microsoft Office

I installed QT 7.1.6 on both my laptop and desktop. It caused Outlook, Word, and QT to hang on both machines. I completely uninstalled QT and Itunes from both machines, no problem since the uninstall. I may go back to an earlier version later.
Anyone else have this problem?
Optiplex 745 Windows XP Pro

Don't think that's it since it worked with 7.1.3, but with 7.1.6 it not only fails to beep but occasionally *crashes the browser*.
Downgrading to 7.1.3 makes it work again.
The about:plugins page shows the same thing with both quicktime versions as far as which file is registered to play MIDI. (Well, the version number on the quicktime plugin changes from 7.1.3 to 7.1.6, but other than that the about:plugins page stays the same)
No, I really do mean that QT 7.1.6 on Windows is broken with regard to being controlled with Javascript. That the Mac version works is nice for Mac users, but irrelevant to my situation. I have yet to test stuff with both QuickTime versions in Internet Explorer.
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