Export wav file with matching dropframe timecode

I'm sure I'm just missing something simple, but I need to export a small corrected part of a finished as a WAV file with timecode that matches the project. Being for broadcast in the US, the project is in dropframe timecode. While I'm working in STP, I see drop frame time code. But when I export, I get non-drop timecode that doesn't match the orginal code. This is a five second fix for a one hour DVD and I hate to have to send the authorers an entire new sound track when they only need the five seconds with matching timecode.
How can I export and make this work. Without having to get ProTools, that is!

If you're talking about timecode stamping in a WAV file exported from STP . . . well it doesn't seem to work for me no matter what timecode rate I use. 29DF, 29, 24, 23. I suspect you need to either give them the timecode location manually or export the whole thing, and let them just punch in the section they need.

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