CS5 Extended - Image Sequence Video Output Format

Hi,
     I've recently installed CS5 Extended and was experimenting with the creation of a small video from a sequence of still images. There are eighteen images in the sequence and I seem to be able to open the files properly. By selecting the Image Sequence box in the Open popup, I assume it will retrieve all of the images.
     What I can't figure out is how to output any resulting video that is created and most importantly, what format it will be. I would like to have a format that can be used on any PC, such as .avi or .wmv.
     I'd appreciate some help with this.
Thank You...Vince

In your menu use File>Export>Render video
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