Avi resize on export

hi,
i tried to export avi but can't seem to find a way to resize the footage on export. i could export it on the current size and then resize in cleaner, but then it will take me twice the amount of time.
i could also create a new sequence with the size that i want then drag my old sequence to that new sequence which will resize them according to the new sequence. but then i will have to render them again.
just curious if there's a way around it.
thank you
jack

to export avi files from within FCP, take a look at Flip4Mac. No personal experience but I hear good things about it.
www.flip4mac.com
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to export avi files from within FCP, take a look at Flip4Mac. No personal experience but I hear good things about it.
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[..\..\Src\Win\WinFile.cpp-785]
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