Export to .wmv?

I just finished my Sequence in FCE and I want to Export to a .wmv, is this possible? If so, how?
Or, is it possible to export to a .mov then convert to a .wmv?

If you want .wmv files you will have to export from
FCE as a QuickTime movie and then use a product like
Flip4Mac to
convert it to wmv.
Ok, I have Flip4Mac, but I still don't see how to convert it to a .wmv

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