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IV 4 Choose an export preset from the Export Preset pop-up menu. 5 Do one of the following: Â Choose None from the Subfolder Format pop-up menu to specify that the files be stored as separate individual files in the selected folder. Â To specify that Aperture create a hierarchy of subfolders with specific folder names to hold your files, choose a folder name preset from the Subfolder Format pop-up menu. For more information about creating folders to hold your exported images, see "Exporting Masters into Folders in the Finder" on page 490. 6 Choose a name format for your files from the Name Format pop-up menu. 7 If you would like to be notified when the export process is complete, select the "Show alert when finished" checkbox. 8 When you're ready to export files, click Export Versions. The images you selected are exported to the location you specified. If you selected the "Show alert when finished" checkbox, a dialog appears displaying the number of versions exported and the file path. If you want Aperture to open the Finder to the location you exported your versions to, click the Reveal in Finder button. Otherwise, click OK to close the dialog. Note: If you would like to check on the progress of an export operation, choose Window > Show Activity. The Activity window displays the progress of each export operation. You can also use this window to pause and cancel an export operation. Setting Image Resolution When Exporting You can set the image resolution you want for exported images in the Export Presets dialog in several ways: by specifying a dpi setting, by specifying a percentage of the original, or by specifying image dimensions in inches, centimeters, or pixels. First you select an export preset in the Export Presets dialog, and then you specify the resolution you want used with that preset. When exporting images, you choose the export preset that has the resolution setting you want. Chapter 17 Exporting Your Images 493