This is what I would use...but that's just me. Here is a link that might be useful: 7 zip

DA, I did go to Filehippo and download the QuickTime Alternative. I also checked out Ravencajun's suggests, but the Quicktime site was rather confussing for me. Anyway, the QT Alt. worked perfect!! After I downladed it I scanned the file and then installed it. When I went to the folder where the mov file was and clicked on it, thinking it would ask me what I wanted to open it with, but it didn't even ask....It just opened up in the QT Alt. and played. Again I Thank both of you ((hug))

The link I gave you was to a rating site independent of Dafont, and if you look around that site you will find bad reviews posted for other web sites and businesses, so I wouldn't be concerned that someone is manipulating the ratings. Besides, all you have to do is Google "Dafont ratings" and you'll find additional positive ratings, like those on the respected site WOT in the link below, where Dafont has 56 ratings and all but a couple are "I trust," and where other users appear to disagree with whoever left the unfavorable ratings. It's up to you whether you want to use them, but, if you want free fonts from any source, at some point you are going to have to trust somebody. If a site has positive reviews from many sources and no bad reports, that generally satisfies me that they are reliable. When I Googled "Dafont scam" I didn't get any hits that caused me to be concerned. In fact what came up first was a link to another site I trust that had a list of free font sites that weren't scams, including Dafont. With anything I download from a web site, I save it to my desktop and do a virus scan before I use or install it. If you continue to be concerned, maybe you should just buy some font software at a computer store so you don't have to worry about whether you can trust a free or even a pay site. Here is a link that might be useful: WOT: Dafont

I should add that I realize the Hallmark site wasn't responsible for the virus, but the free site names are more likely to be used to spread phishing viruses, and that makes people a little more uncomfortable about opening them. I have to admit that because I pay for the service I tend to send cards out more often. My father in law loves the patriotic ones on the 4th of July - it gives him a smile. I send the special occasion cards out all the time to multiple recipients. I send the Christmas ones out to my coworkers and they love getting them at work. Anyway, just adding a thought.