Using ENCORE to burn straight to DVD without creating a menue.

An Adobe on-line training video said that a user could use Encore to burn an Adobe Premier CS4 project straight to DVD without creating a menue. It said just go to FILE>EXPORT in PREMIER and click on EXPORT TO ENCORE. However, that option does not show up when I click on file export. Does anyone know why?
Thanks!

Premier Pro CS4 4.1.0 (MC:166418))
Encore CS4 4.0.1.048
I did find a way to send the project to Encore via Dynamic Link but I still
did not see a way to burn it to DVD without creating a menu.
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