>> I thought I selected 3 since 2 was in the >> folder listed in the dialog box. The dialog box was an OS9 not an OSX >> dialog box. > > Since I recently had to wipe my main drive and reinstall, I can run > through what I did with regard to Toast and iMovie. > > 1) Installed iLife (which has iMovie 3). > 2) Used Software Update to upgrade to the newest version of iMovie 3. > 3) Installed Toast Titanium version 5.0, this was an OS X native > installer. > 4) Ran the update for Toast Titanium -also OS X native (no Classic > required) > 4) Opened a project in iMovie 3 and looked for the VCD export -it > wasn't there. > 5) Restarted. > 6) Opened the same project in iMovie 3 and looked for VCD export -it > showed up now. > > Just remember, there's another step in iMovie 3. You have to select > Export, use Export to Quicktime, and select the "Expert" options and > hit the Export button. When the "Save File" dialog box pops up, Toast > VCD export will then show up as an option in a pull-down menu (sorry, > my terminology for these options may be a little off, I'm in the > middle of an export so I can't double check them). In other words, it > doesn't show up as a "top level" option like it did in iMovie 2 -you > have to select it in the Save dialog box. > > -Mike Toast current version is 5.2.1 with the brand new updater NOT 5.0.2 NOT a separate export installer. k