No MPEG2 option when Exporting!

I have Final Cut Studio Academic Edition and so do various other friends I have. Of my friends I am the only one who does NOT have an option to Export to MPEG2 from Final Cut Pro when you click on Quicktime Conversion method. Do I need to re-install Final Cut Studio?? If so, how do I completely uninstall Final Cut Studio, including settings and my serial to do a complete fresh install?

I have Final Cut Studio Academic Edition and so do
various other friends I have. Of my friends I am the
only one who does NOT have an option to Export to
MPEG2 from Final Cut Pro when you click on Quicktime
Conversion method.
///It depends which version of FCP you have. When the latest version FCP 5 was introduced, they took away the MPEG2 option. With FCP you have to use Compressor, which caused me a certain amount of frustration.
If you have an earlier version of FCP, not sure about the exact number, because I am relatively new at this, but if you have a registerd copy of Studio DVD Pro installed, you will be have the MPEG2 option.
If you have an earlier verision of FCP, and you do not have the MPEG2 option, you may want to reinstall Studio DVD Pro.
Studio?? If so, how do I completely uninstall Final
Cut Studio, including settings and my serial to do a
complete fresh install?
I'm guessing here, but I would suggest using Spotlight to find any preferences for final cut pro and trashing them, plus the application itself. You might even want to trash the receipts for FCP as well.
Hope this helps.
Hank Kearns
Power Mac G4

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Studio?? If so, how do I completely uninstall Final
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