How to Export a modified Tiff photo ?

I have modified a tiff photo in LR, but when I export it, I get the original version without the changes .
For example I cropped a tiff in the develop module , went to library where the cropped photo is shown, export it , and I get the uncropped version.
So how do I export the modified (cropped) version of this tiff photo ?
Thanks for your help,
Bernard
Windows 7 , LR3.2RC , Include develop settings in metadata inside jpeg, tiff,... is NO

What export settings have you selected?
The only thing I can think of is make sure you do not have "original" selected under File Settings>Format in the export dialog. Should be JPEG, TIFF.

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