Loading Encore in Premiere CS5

Hi Guys,
I need to export a project to DVD and I cannot seem to find how to run encore from inside my premiere cs5 project. It is perhaps a dumb question but can someone please help me? Thanks
And also is there a site that hosts templates for premiere? I've been looking around and I'm finding it all real hard.
And ideas would be greatly appreciated thanks
-Simon

I'll take a guess that you're trying to export a DVD directly from the timeline, without any menus. Exporting to Encore via the timeline will render out the video, then open Encore, and burn a DVD all without any prompting beyond the initial filename and options popups. I prefer to export test DVDs this way.
In CS3, for example, this is done by selecting the timeline window (click onto the cursor in the timeline, and you'll see the yellow line around the timeline window) and select File>Export>Export to Encore. If you don't have the timeline selected, the option is greyed out.
I haven't installed CS5 yet, because I'm waiting until I finish my current production, but it should be the same, unless they changed it.
I've seen some nice AE templates on videohive.net, but I haven't seen any Encore template sites.

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