Exporting 16x9 for web

Hello all,
I know the issue for getting 16x9 into iDVD to show up correctly using anamorphic etc..
but what about for web?
I am getting black bars on sides not top and bottom. I would like bars to be on top and bottom OR no bars but 16x9 size.
Do I just export some sizes that are 16x9 in settings window and that's it?
I don't know when to select "crop" or "fit".
Tanks,
Al

Ok ,
your right - like I would ever doubt it... For some reason it doesn't look pixelated even though it is bigger than its native 720- I don't understand that!
When I export to smaller proportions of 16x9 I get bars on right and left and not in proportion of 16x9?
Do the measurements have to be exact ?
I need 2 exports of it - one about half the size of the 853 and one about 1/3.
Thanks,
Al

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