Well now, ain't that just a kick in the ribs. You are correct. So I removed my Quicktime and re-installed the latest version hoping to have a tiny morsel of control during the install. How foolish of me! No chance that I had any options so I tried removing the associations again only to find as you did that they simply return. Oh how I hate these overbearing programs where programmers feel they are the only ones competent enough to know what we mere mortals need. I then removed Quicktime again and went looking for alternatives. At this point I only see sites I am not comfortable with to download from so I need to go searching around. Never liked any program that takes over and only had Quicktime because a web site I maintain has a QT file. However they have now created a Youtube presence so I can remove the QT junk and simply link to the Youtube site. Oh happy day. Later I'll search a bit more, in the meantime someone else may jump in with either a solution or a good QT replacement.

you can try www.zamzar.com it does a lot of various file formats for conversions. this is an open source free converter Any Video Converter Free Version Quick Media Converter is a free converter, you would want the English version.

Sue, Az is right. QT is is very intrusive and a resource hog. I haven't had it on a system since the days of it being included on a new system or piggy-backed on installing software. If a user absolutely has to have QT, QT Lite is the only way to go. Advantages of QuickTime Lite as reported by Filehippo are: Quick and easy install Ability to make an unattended installation No background processes No unwanted stuff and other nonsense Smaller size than Apple QuickTime REVO at the advanced setting is my way of removing QT. Here is a link that might be useful: QT Lite

I know the boxes get heavy if you make them really deep, but I like the look of one box. Keep the wood simple, and before you drill any holes or designs in it, try painting a design on to see what looks best....then later on make it permanent. In your mix, put some of those water crystals in, but please do not do as I did and overdo it....the pot will turn to SLIME. Your flowers will be SLIMED.....And they tell you to use a lot of peat moss, but that stuff is way too dry, so you have to get some really good potting mix. I'd prefer the MiracleGro moisture mix which helps retain water, especially if you don't want to add the moisture crystals. If you decide to do a drain for the excess water, drill a couple of holes through the liner and the wood, and then get something like the whole end of an old waterhose and caulk it into place from the inside. Lay yourself a long piece of wire or fiberglas screen over the bottom and then pour in your potting mix. A time release fertilizer will be better to use (Osmocote) after the plants have been adjusting for a couple of weeks. The windows on our house are in pairs separated by a wider muntin than you have. (I think the word is muntin, just saw it used the other day in a new book on residential architecture...but I could be totally wrong.) The windows read as a pair, so I'd treat the window box as a single unit beneath the pair. But you might choose to use FOUR WOODEN BRACKETS even with a single box. The more support, the less stress on your siding.