Resizing otions not showing in Quicktime Pro

I have Quicktime Pro 7.1 and when I do an export movie, in the options area the size option isn't showing. Nor is the filter. All I'm seeing are compression setting options. I reinstalled and they're still not showing.
Thanks for your assistance.

Export >Movie to QuickTime Movie is the only clearly marked export option.
It has a separate button for video Settings, QuickTime Filters and Size.
Some of the other export dialogs (AVI export for example) to not allow size or filters. In fact, Filters are only available when you choose Movie to QuickTime Movie.
Other export dialog windows force you to choose a video codec before it can determine what size options are allowed using that codec. The location of the movie dimension settings are a bit different in every export option.
Some of these can be adjusted after export by using the Movie Properties Visual Settings tab and entering new values.

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