Basic question - how do you save a movie?

Have a FCPX timeline ready to go - simply need to save it out as a MPG, QT, or other movie file.
"Share" menu seems to have disappeared in version 10.0.7
Several options are available under "File > Share". Have tried "DVD", "Master File", and "Apple Devices"
In every case, nothing happens. Go through the dialogue boxes and click "save" at the end. Nothing saves.
How does one make a movie from FCPX?

Go to Window:Background tasks (CMND 9) and it will show you the status of your sharing. It's not obvious and I wish Apple would use their own OS feature of showing a status in the Dock icon itself (Adobe shows you a bar for rendering in their applications, as do other software developers).

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