Export 16:9 AVI??

I have a 16:9 movie created in FCP. I need to make an uncompressed file for Powerpoint. Avi looks great but I don't see any options to make it 16:9??

Hi Thrillcatl,
Thanks for the prompt response. No joy.
Just tried your suggestion, with an .mp4 file after making the change in the Window > show Movie properties, resaving the file, the movie was the same aspect. Is there something I'm missing??
"I generally just export a reference movie, open that in QT and export to .flv from there."
Are you referring to inside Quicktime Pro? If so, is this version specific?
I haven't got any option for .flv in my version of Quicktime Pro? There is a .flc video format, but NO .flv
Thanks
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