Exporting edited video

I am new to premiere CS5. I need to send the roughcut to the client for review before further work is done. In simple steps, can someone please explain how to export the project to create a quicktime video? How can I create different sized files?
Sorry for such a basic question... I have spent so much time just trying to get simple questions answered watching tutorials, which seem to parse the information out incompletely...
Thanks!

Here's a good video on the process - http://youtu.be/Mq04bVm7Uj8
It's pretty straight forward. Just make sure the Timeline panel is selected, then choose File -> Export -> Media.
You can choose the QuickTime format, then choose a smaller preset like NTSC DV.

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or
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or
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In mpeg I used preset HDTV 1080p 29.97 high quality and it seems to save it just fine. But can I bring these files back in and edit with non-destructive editing?
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