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Export to WMV using iMovie '09

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I have recently upgraded to iMovie '09 from iMovie '08. I was under the impression the reason I could not export directly into .wmv format from iMovie prior to upgrading was because of the version of iMovie I had (08). Mind you, this was after purchasing Quicktime Pro as well as Flip4Mac WMV Studio Pro. When using iMovie 08 I had to export to .MP4 and then open up Quicktime and export a second time to .WMV. I thought this extra step would be corrected with the upgrade to iMovie '09 but that is not the case. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong or what I can do to avoid having to export my videos twice? I need them in WMV format because my customers use PC's and prefer that format...
 

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