Publishing Diagrams

Hi,
I use Designer 10g, and want to publish my server model diagrams to PNG or JPEG format, but I can't find the Publish Diagrams utility.
In the Utilities menu, I have Create Arc, Add To Arc, Remove From Arc, Create Oracle Object Type, Create Object View, External References, Resequence, Extended Copy, Force Delete, Update Column / Attributes In Domain, and Select in Other Tools.
No trace of Publish Diagram.
Can someone help me? Am I missing a patch or something, or did I neglect to install a necessary component?
Thanks!

Benoit,
Which version of Designer are you using? The "Publish Diagrams" feature is available from the 6i 4.10, 9i 9.0.2.8 and 10g 9.0.4.4, or higher, releases of Designer.
- Suresh

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