NOOB - Settings to import 24p

Hello
me and my friends shot a video for school and we are now editing it. Im using a panasonic dvx100b in 24p (not 24pA). I don't have FCP on my mac so i am using my friend's computer, so i dont really know yet how to use FCP.
Anyway what do i have to do to edit the 24p footage? What settings do i use to import it in 24p and remove the pulldown? and how do i export in the highest quality so i can burn it to a DVD?
Thanks

so even though the project is in 30 the framerate will still look 24? also does it automatically remove the pulldown?
i've heard different things from different places like in this article for the dvx100a in 24p
http://joshuamosley.com/tutorials/FinalCut/24p.html
its showing me a whole different way to set the project up (even though his is in anamorphic) with setting everything to 23.98 with a 2:3:3:2 pulldown (i thought that only applied to 24pA?)
sorry if these are very basic i did do a ton of research but like i said this is my first time using FCP so im a little confused/overwhelmed :/

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