Save Export Queue Settings

I have recently started doing some batch exports using the Export Queue in Final Cut, so I set up 4 bins for different file types and do an export and everything works great.. But is there a way to save those settings that I created... Everytime I exit I lose all of those settings and have to redo all of them the next time I want to export.
Am I missing something..
Any help would be great.
Thanks

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