Exporting file to Youtube Elements 7

Hi Guy's,
I'm tring to help someone else so i dusted off my elements 7 software and I'm have a problem exporting the video.
The file size is 96 megs.How can I comprise the file? I tried the "share" Internet" options to post...but the youtube
option is not there.
Thanks for any help!
And if you can tell me why elements software would not show the live filming on my computer while i was recording via fire wire
that would be of great help too.

Hi, DavidValk. Premiere Elements has its own forum, which is here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements
and you'll probably get better, faster help with video there. Good luck!

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