Burn same photos to multiple cd's

I need to burn 3 copies of the same album to cd's. Is there a way to go through the preparing files process 1 time, and then burn 3 copies?
Thanks!
Larissa Zozula

Export the images to local harddisk and then burn your CD's from there.
Beat

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