Can't Burn Photo Titles

Under the information for each photo, I put a photo name. However, when I burn the photos to disk, the captions don't show up. The photos only have numbers not the names I gave them. I then clicked on "View" and then "Titles" so I see the photo captions right under each photo, but still when I tried to burn a disk again, the captions are missing. I'm a travel writer, and I would like my editor to understand what each photo is about when the photo pops up on the disk. Any ideas, or is it not possible with iphoto?

Select the pics in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Export. In the resulting window set the
Kind: to Jpeg and
Check the box at 'Include Titles and Keywords'
Then complete the export to a folder on your desktop. iPhoto will export the files with the Title as filename. Then burn that folder with the Finder.
Regards
TD

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