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Here we are in the web page tab of our export dialog box. For starters, we can actually name our web page. And we could just call it 'my photos' or 'our pictures'. Now, here we can actually control the columns, those are the columns of your photos. And of course we could choose any number. And of course, the right side we have the rows. We can actually, choose a picture or a color for our background of our web page. I could choose anyone of these crayons here, and you see that the color changes. And that's the background of your web page. Or I can actually set an image to be the background of my web page. And you got to be very careful with the sizing of that. Here, down below, we have what's called thumbnails. Thumbnails is the smaller version of your photo that you click on in order to see the real deal of your photo, the bigger version. So, this is your thumbnail, and this is your actual photo, the actual size of your photo. So when the person clicks on the thumbnail, they see the larger version. If I click Export, it's going to ask me whether or not it wants to replace a directory. And a dialog box comes up saying 'do you wish to replace this directory?' I'll just say no. Usually, you make a folder. It's a good idea to make a folder on your desktop to store your content. I'll click export again: I am going to choose a different folder this time. And it asks me - 'do you want to replace this folder, this directory?' I'll say yes. Now it's processing all the pictures, and of course the web page HTML files. And that's pretty much it. pretty much it.