Converting aac files to aiff format in iTunes 8.0

I've always been able to convert files by using the preferences, advanced, import tab on iTunes. With 8.0, I can convert to mp3 format without having to go through preferences, but there is no place to convert an aac (mp4) to an aiff, which is what I need. Any help?

Thanks!! That solves it. I thought I'd been thorough in going through every preference choice. Maybe it's the 3 hours of sleep last night....

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