How To Save As AVI?, Or, WMV?

Hi,
I am using Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0
Is there anyway that I can save my project as a avi, or, wmv file?
I cannot see that option there?
I also have Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0
I want to watch my project using Windows Media Player?
Can someone please help me?
Regards
Phillip

Phillip
Premiere Elements 7
Share/Personal Computer/
There you will find export routes for Adobe Flash Video, MPEG, DV AVI, Windows Media, and Quicktime. You may not see the Windows Media and Quicktime choices until you scroll down to them at their lower locations on the list.
Most of the export choices have an Advance Button in its dialog section. Click on that if you want to change the settings that you see displayed.
Also, explore the File Menu/Export/Movie route to get to the DV AVI version as well as the other choices there.
If you have not already, check out the Premiere Elements 7 Help PDF which you can get to from the program's Help menu. Lots of details there.
I suspect that you have found Share/Personal Computer, but did not see Windows Media which you have to scroll to to see. Most people run into that situation.
Please ask if any further questions.
ATR

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