Copying edited photos to disc

I am sure there is a simple answer...but I don't have it.
I am using Lightroom 1.0.on my imac 20" on OSX Tiger.
I have imported a number of photos from a recent trip, I made a few adjustments, straightening and such then I want to copy to a DVD. When I try to put them in a burn folder, I get the original non edited photos. How do I get the edited copies to disc. Do I export? Will that remove them from Lightroom?
Thanks for any help.
Judy

Exported files (esp jpegs.) WILL typically be smaller than the original RAW file.
If you are wanting to backup your RAW images/edits... you may want to backup your Lightroom library along with your images. Another option is to choose to export .xmp data. This may create a sidecar .xmp file, unless your raw files are .dng. Then when you backup move/copy the .xmp files along with the RAW images... Then if you open those images in Lightroom or one of the most recent versions of ACR, your edits should appear.

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How to Transfer Photos from an iPad to a Computer
http://www.wikihow.com/Transfer-Photos-from-an-iPad-to-a-Computer
Importing Personal Photos and videos from your iOS device to your computer.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083
iTunes: Frequently asked questions about viewing and syncing videos
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2729
Also check out the Photo Manager Pro app.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-manager-pro/id393858562
Check out the Feem WiFi File Transfer app
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I have edited photos in i-photo and would like to have them printed. How do i burn them to disc in a format that a windows PC system can read. I am in India and this is definitely "microsoft" country! thanks for taking the time to guide me.

I have edited photos in i-photo and would like to have them printed at any photo development lab. I am in India and this is definitely "microsoft" country !
Please advise me how to burn these edited photos to a disc to take to the nearest printing store in a format that "windows" system can understand.
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Select the pics in the viPhoto Window and go File -> Export and export them to a folder on the desktop. Burn that to disk with the Finder's burn command. Result. A disk with a folder of images that any machine can understand.
Regards
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Have a look at your import setting specifically Store Files:
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What I wanted to do instead was to indeed remove that people from the photo with Photoshop but keep those changes in DNG.
sorry, no can do...ain't gonna happen.
What you've done is hit the wall on is the basic difference between lite duty spot healing and photo level tone and color correction (Lightroom and Camera Raw) and heavy duty pixel retouching in Photoshop.
When you need to substantially manipulate the "pixels" you need Photoshop and you'll be forced to render the raw file into a TIFF or PSD file either through Camera Raw or more better, via Lightroom.
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Hi Brian and 99jon,
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The albums I will be sending to friends contain between 100 - 120 photos. I was thinking that this is too much to email and was considering copying to CD/flash drive and sending them. I am not into Facebook so cannot upload them to that. I havent tried copying to disc yet but believe, maybe wrongly, that the entire album, including al lmy attempts at editing, will be copied. I will try this later.
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