Burning from iTunes 6

I have a 4th gen iPod, but using iTunes 6 with XP because my mom has the iPod video. How can I burn from iTunes? I can't seem to select the "Burn to Playlist to Disc" button. Oh, and if the song was deleted from the hard drive but still in the iTunes library, could it still be burned? Kindly advise. Thanks.

Oh, and if the song was deleted from the hard drive but still in the iTunes library, - I could be wrong, but if the song was deleted from the Hard Drive, where can the song be stored?
For how to burn a CD from iTunes,
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60784

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