Send to Premiere Pro from Prelude

Hi,
I am new to Prelude and Premiere Pro, having used FCPX previously.
I have ingestedfootage into Prelude, made subclips of the footage and created a rough cut of the sequence.
I am trying to send the rough cut and clips to Premiere Pro, however the option under the File Menu to do this is greyed out. I am not sure what I have done incorrectly. The clips have all been ingested, the rough cut and project have been saved in Prelude.
I am using the current creative cloud versions of Prelude and Premiere Pro (as at 5 July 2013)
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

I have the same problem with
Macbook pro OS 10.9.1 Prelude CC 2.2.0 has " send to premiere" greyed out
Premiere Pro CC 7.2.1 loaded ( and running) on same machine
used to work before last upgrades.
have deleted all and all reloaded CC apps from scratch.
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