Where did export to Images Go?

Hello- I just "upgraded" keynote from the AppStore and was shocked to see that export to images is now gone.
Apple... why?
How do I export to images from keynote?
First they removed export to Flash, and now this? C'Mon! Why take away one of the best features? Is there a way around this?
Apple... stop taking features away!!!
Thanks!
Update... I had to restart my computer and it came back (strange!)... disregard!
Message was edited by: mr.bill

CCTM wrote:
Hi
Andy Kotz wrote:
Hi all...
I've recently (and reluctantly) upgraded to OSX Lion due to iCloud, since I was heavily using iDisk and MobileMe. What a mistake... since then I've had Logic Express 9 throwing up crash reports everytime I close a session. Luckily, I haven't lost any data.
Try this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3968
That didn't work because my version was newer...
Andy Kotz wrote:
My problem (today) is that I'm working on a film score and lo-and-behold I went to save my score to the Quicktime Movie I was working on and the "Export To Movie" option (under File) is gone!!!!!!! What has happened to LE9 in OSX Lion????!!!!!!!! Help me please, as I need to submit this project today!!!!!
You are probably running Logic in 64 bit mode.... the export movie function is not available in this mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3989
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3171
CCT
I finally found out about Quiktime not functioning in 64-bit from previous discussions... so, I was able to finish my project in 32-bit. But thanks anyway! -- Andy

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