Batch export stlls from sequence

Hi all
Does anybody know how i can export multiple stills from a sequence without manually exporting each seperate still?
I have 200+ stlls to export. fun.
thanks
aaron
g5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Try searching the forum, we see this topic monthly or so.
Last time it came up the discussion went towards setting markers and batch exporting the markers as stills. I do not recall the details nor do I recall if it actually worked. Scroll back down the forum a few days, look for Chapter Markers as Stills or something like that.
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