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I THINK that QuickTime Pro will edit movies, but I'm not certain. There's another Apple program, iMovie, that will for sure, but I'm not sure if it's available for Windows. There's also Avid Cinema, which is a professional editing program, but I'm pretty sure that's expensive.

As for the 11 MB thing, first check the size of the movie. If it's really huge, like bigger than 640x480 pixels, it might be a good idea to scale it down. Also check the resolution- I think the most a standard computer monitor will show is 120 DPI, so if it's a lot higher, you can lower that (all this would be in your movie editor). Most likely, though, a lot of this size is from compression- your movie is probably uncompressed or very little compressed. Try Sorenson video compression when you save the movie, it's compatible with a lot of older systems and compresses well.

Look forward to seeing Jennifer in motion!