Exporting images like slideshow

Is there a way to export images with borders (like the slideshow layout) and metadata caption (iptc/exif). I'm using a plug-in Mogrify now, but this way I have to export every photo twice (first to create borders, then to add the metadata). photo below is exported with the Mogrify plug-in.
It would be awsome to export photos like the gallery layout since most lightboxes have only 1 line of caption and no design/edit options. This would save heaps of time.

You can do it all in one export pass using Mogrify, AND have the text/metadata on the border and not the image. In the Text Annotation boxes of the Mogrify section of the export dialog, uncheck the option to "Add annotation before outer borders are applied".
This was one export pass:

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{quote:title=Timothy Harrison wrote:}Can anyone suggest a good inexpensive imaging program for mac that would be capable of handling design and exporting images like this?{quote}
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Hello,
I need some help. I processed one of my cat photos in Photoshop and when I was happy with the results I expored the photo. This is how it looks like in Photoshop:
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The export image size was set, at one time, to 800 x 600 and everything displayed splendedly..
After just adding another album, all of a sudden, the images are displayed as 320 x 240. I have not idea why this is and I can't seem to figure out how to change this without creating the entire slideshow from scratch because the fields for the image size are greyed out...
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(untested and without warranty)
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Lightroom has been a great help for organizing my images and preparing them for photo competitions, but it would be a lot more convenient if I had an option to add a border to some of my exported images. Many competition judges demote images that have black content on the edges unless we add narrow (2 or 3 pixel) borders to the images. You already do this for slideshow mode; the same feature in Library export would really be appreciated. As it is, I have to export tiff files, then use a Photoshop action to prepare the bordered competition jpegs.

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I export an image sequence from QuickTime.
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Day M: Sufficient counts of good images are obtained for Customer A, so
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I'm trying to sort out a problem I'm having that looks similar to other issues with international characters, but is a little different. My problem is specific to keywords.
I don't think this should matter, but I generally import as DNG and never save metadata to XMP. I mainly export to JPEG (to a folder that I zip up) in order to upload photos (outside of Lr) to a sharing site.
What I'm finding is that if I tag my photos (in Lr) with keywords that have accented characters (which I use a fair amount because I often travel to Francophone areas to take photos, and my IPTC data and keywords use correct French spelling) upon upload to any photosharing site I try, the keywords will be munged, duplicated and/or generally messed up. For example, I have a keyword "café". Upon export I can see this correctly in the IPTC Keyword metadata (via a third party EXIF/IPTC viewer, and also using "Get Info" in the Finder). However, as soon as I upload this JPEG to any photo sharing site the photo will end up with a series of keywords applied to it: "caf, cafe, cafã©"
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I've read hints that suggest that the IPTC metadata stored in the exported file by Lr might not be Unicode-clean, which causes anything that parses and normalizes select metadata (as all online sharing sites will want to do) to choke. I've heard rumours that the XMP data is properly Unicode clean, but most sharing sites ignore that data, since they are pretty much interested only in EXIF or IPTC metadata (and rightly so, I suppose.)
Is this a defect in the way Lr creates metadata in exported images? Or is is a problem with the way all these sites suck in and normalize the metadata stored in the image? Or is it a subtle interaction between the two that results in incompatibilities?
I haven't tried experimenting with creating or finding a JPEG with no keywords at all and manually inserting IPTC keywords with accents, just to see what Flickr (et al) do upon upload. I've also tried various permutations of the keyword options in the Lr export dialogue with no significant change in behaviour.
I'm interested in who else might be seeing this problem. Is it a Lr only thing, or is it Lr-on-Mac? Or something specific to the two sites I upload photos to?
I should point out that I've been seeing this behaviour since Lr 1.x.

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Keywords : Franais, Test Shots, Wings of Paradise Butterfly Conservatory, butterfly, cafŽ, l'h™tel, na•ve, tests
Subject : Français, Test Shots, Wings of Paradise Butterfly Conservatory, butterfly, café, l'hôtel, naïve, tests
Hierarchical Subject : Français, Test Shots|tests, Wings of Paradise Butterfly Conservatory, butterfly, café, l'hôtel, naïve
So, it depends on what section the keywords are taken from. It appears that both Flickr and 23 will try to find the keywords in as many places as possible. This explains the many duplicates I am seeing.
So, now I just have to figure out why Subject is so wrong, and how to correct it (or leave it blank.)

Exporting Images from Lightroom 4 | The Complete Picture with Julieanne Kost | Adobe TV

In this Episode of The Complete Picture, Julieanne demonstrates the advantage of setting up presets in Lightroom to simultaneously export images to multiple file types, sizes, compression settings etc. You might find even find this method more powerful than Photoshop’s Image Processor!
http://adobe.ly/QQ1iKx

Hi Julieanne, currently I do have several Export Presets set up so that a specific image can be exported in various sizes, I believe I have 4-5 presets.
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Don J J Carroll
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