How to export in avi in premiere pro cs4 on MAC?

Hi,
How to export in avi format in premiere pro cs4 on MAC?
MAC 10.6.2
downloaded div x for mac and did not get any option in export settings.
Regards,
Vinay

I have checked the supported file format in premiere pro cs4 for windows and Mac.
pre pro cs4 does not have that option.
is there any alternate to this ?
Regards,
Vinay

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