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QuickTime fullscreen restriction

Hi, All.
I'm sure this has been said before but it needs to be said again. The fullscreen restriction for non-pro users of QuickTime defies all logic and common sense. I want somebody at Apple to give a good, and I mean GOOD reason for this. I'm a QT evangelist I suppose. I use it because it is powerful and allows me to more than I could with any other media platform. The disabled fullscreen, and Pro Pop-up reminder ruins the user experience that I can potentially create . You are tying my hands. I can understand disabling the authoring aspects, although considering the competitive nature of desktop media at this point in time I don't think it's a very good idea. One would think that saturating the field with as much of QT media friendly media as possible would be a smart thing to do. But what do I know?, I'm not a CEO or business guy. So please in conclusion stop being so stubborn and quit disabling fullscreen mode and adding Pro Pop-up reminders, figure out how to do it another way. QT is my canvas and you guys are breaking my brushes and spilling my paint.

Thanks,
Scott
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