Changing frame size in avi

I'm editing a number of clips (different sizes) and I to save all of them in the same size. When importing I could only convert all their sizes to the projects size (which I couldn't change). When exporting, the feature enabling saving in a different size was disabled.
I used the scaling option, but then the movies are saved in the same size, only with a black background. Is there any way to actually set the movies to the size I want?
The clips are AVIs (could it be a codec issue?)
The operating system is windows XP
I'm using Adobe Premiere CS3
If it is not possible to save the movie with smaller dimensions - is there at least a way to determine the background color?
Thanks,
Aya

Thanks! The GSpot looks like a good program to have
The codec is MP42 (S-Mpeg 4 version 2)
And the initial settings are the default ones - DV-PAL 48kHz
What I would really like to do is to crop (and resize) the videos, then save them all in the same size (smaller than the default 720x576), without a black background. Is it possible?
Thanks!

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