Missing/ Lost 'Creating MP3' option from iTunes

I used to be able to right click WAV file in iTunes and select Creating/Converting to MP3 file. I just used this options a few days ago. Now, I don't have this option. I'm not sure why. I wonder if it's because of I just updated to iTunes 9.1 version.
Can anyone please help?
Note: I do have my import setting as MP3 encoder.
Thank you.

Thank you very much. I found it according to your instruction now. I used to be able to just right click the song so I was surprised that it's disappeared.
If I maybe trouble you one more thing, I believe I used to be able right click and select 'create ringtones'. That seems to be gone too.
Thank you.

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