CS5 Export to web images not anti-aliased

Never saw this in CS3. Don't see a preference in export to web to turn on anti alias. Any export to web out of AI has bitmapped edges.
I have to export to Photoshop first.
What am I missing?

sonofmrsnak wrote:
I have to export to Photoshop first.
Are you saying you have a need to use Photoshop or that, because of the lack of anti-aliasing, you are forced to go through Photoshop? If the former, then just open the Illustrator file in Photoshop. If the latter, then look at his in Illustrator’s Save for Web window…
Note: This is in Illustrator CS5. I think it’s just an Antialias check box in earlier versions.

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