Quicktime Instruction Fail?

Question

In the QuickTime7UserGuide.pdf, there is this on page 22:
"Preventing Users from Changing QuickTime Settings
If you’re using a computer in a public setting (at a kiosk, for example), you can prevent users from changing QuickTime settings and saving movies from the Internet.
To set up QuickTime for use on a public computer (in Mac OS X):
Open System Preferences, click QuickTime, and click Advanced. Select “Enable kiosk mode.”"
So I open System Preferences and see Personal, 7 entries, Hardware, 7 entries, Inernet & Wireless, four entries, System, 8 entries and Other, six entries...
None of them is QuickTime.
Nor does this Kiosk mode exist in QuicTimes own Preferences.
What's wrong?
Similarly, this instruction a few paragraphs later seems flawed:
"With QuickTime Pro, you can adjust memory options for a QuickTime movie track.
To adjust memory options for a track:
1 Choose Window > Show Movie Properties.
2 Select the track you want to adjust and click Other Settings.
3 To put the track into memory, select “Preload this track.”
4 To keep track data in memory, select Cache.
Use these options only with tracks that contain very small amounts of data; too much data in memory may cause poor performance, system errors, or unpredictable results."
There seems to be no such thing as "Preload this track."
When I add a subtitle track to a QT movie, it opens up a big ugly black space below the image. Is this normal? All the instructions imply a title OVER the image. Page 36.
Is this QTP instruction set as mistaken as it appears to me?

Answer 1

Ahem. When I open the Quicktime Pro 7 program, it has its own Preferences under the bold "QuickTime Player 7" in the top left of the header bar. Also accessible via Command + comma.
And where, other than this, would one find the "QuickTime Preferences" you are referring to?
The COMPLETE list of items under the QuickTime header is:
About QuickTime Player 7
Preferences
Registration
Update Existing Software
Services
Hide QuickTime Player 7
Hide Others
Show All (grayed out)
Quit QuickTime Player 7
Now back to my original question. OBVIOUSLY some sort of bug is afoot. That "QuickTime Preferences" item you are so exasperated to direct me to simply does NOT exist.
My question is: Why?
What's wrong? How do I fix it?
I appreciate that you're trying to help, but I am reading your words, and am aware that "QuickTime Preferences" should be in there, but please be aware that it isn't.
Regards,
-iNova