Exporting Snapshots in Lightroom 1.3

Hello All,
I am working with lightroom 1.3 on xp and i have a tendency to create many different looks for a photo which i save as snapshots. My question is, is there a way to automate the exporting of the snapshots that i made for each photo. im not talking about every snapshot in lightroom.I'm talking about if I make 5 different snapshots for 1 photo, can I automatically export all at once or do i have to do what i have been doing which is click on each snapshot and individually export.As always THANKS in advance for the help.

Adobe doesn't make their plans available in advance of releases. VCs will do what you want, but they aren't stored in the XMP data (of course, they are stored in the catalog).

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