Batch converting files to JPGs

Is there any way to batch convert your photos in iPhoto to JPGs? Or does anyone know of a plug-in that could do this?

Jenny
In the File -> Export dialogue you'll get the opportunity to change the files to jpeg, and it'll do as many as you ask it.
Regards
TD

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