Problem after exporting

Hello,
I am a relatively new user of premiere elements 9 and i'm working on windows Vista.
When i am about to export my .pre file to .flv to have a video to put on the internet (not youtube but commercial site) i always preview my project after its been rendered and everything seems correct but when the file is exported in .flv some images are not at the same place as i see them when i preview the project on the preview screen.
This is a big problem for me because i use images over my videos a lot.
thanks for everything
Jean-Luc

This is a bug in the program and sometimes does happen, Jean-Luc. No one is yet sure why this is happening or how to fix it.
In the meantime, one solution is to use Share/Computer/AVI to output your video as an AVI. Then open a new project and place your AVI on the timeline.
Since you'll then be using a completed video as your source instead of several parts, the FLV should come out perfect!

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