As we all use quicktime on this list by default and most of us use programs other then the Quicktime player to edit video mostly it is the full screen mode that the pro key gives us. Yes? For those of us that don't know; the Quicktime player can go full screen without having the pro key. Apple leaves it this open in Quicktime's library for developers, and so it gives us mortals a back door just run this Apple script and you will get full screen! Alex (* Full-screener! by Mikey-San. http://www.mikey-san.net/ If you make changes, add a comment below and keep the ones above! *) on open theMovie tell application "QuickTime Player" activate set request to display dialog "Select a scaling, fool!" with icon ¬ note buttons {"normal", "double", "screen"} default button "screen" if button returned of request is "normal" then open theMovie present movie 1 scale normal else if button returned of request is "double" then open theMovie present movie 1 scale double else if button returned of request is "screen" then open theMovie present movie 1 scale screen end if end tell end open On 5 May 2005, at 04:03, Djwp wrote: > Ugh! I can't believe it! They got me! I didn't realize that I would > need to buy a new Quicktime Pro key and I accepted and downloaded that > upgrade to Quicktime 7. That's what I get for not reading the fine > print! Shoot! > This is pretty ugly of Apple to do. > > They can keep their coupons. I'm not going to buy another key unless > I absolutely need it.