Premiere Elements 8 - Export a portion of one hour file

Imported from only VHS home movies into Premiere Elements 8 a one hour video. I would like to just flag a specific segments, such as minutes 4-8 and export that to a new avi file. After that I might want to export minutes 12-20, etc.
To date I have been cutting and deleting everyting except what I want to save, saving that file, then importing the original file back into premiere and cutting and deleting everything except for what I want on the next file.
Seems like way back when, I was able to save various segments of an open file, but not sure.
Any help would be appreciated. Tried to ask adobe when searching for answers about Premiere 8 crashing so much, no problems with 7, but they refered me to Adobe.TV, where I did not find any answers. Maybe in tutorial, but not able to find it.
Thanks in advance for any help.

In general, I think that you want to set the PE Timeline Work Area Bar over only the minutes that you want to export and then export specifying that only the current Work Area Bar is to be exported. However for specifics about version 8 as well as any other relevant considerations,it will be better if you post your question on the forum specific to Premiere Elements at
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements

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