How do i save my finished project as a avi file?

I've finished my movie, and im ready to put it on dvd, youtube, etc, but how do i save it as a avi file?

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    Hello, hooziz,
    Welcome to the discussions.
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    mickeyb
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    The tutorial list in message #3 http://forums.adobe.com/message/2276578 may help, with more help in message #5

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  • I am trying to export my project to an avi file, but its only exporting the audio, help?

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