Exporting to HTML from Proto/CreativeCloud

Hi all!
I read somewqhere that it should be possible to export mockups created in Proto to as HTML/CSS files (in ziop format).
Where would I be able to access that functionality?
Regards & TIA
Matthias

We release Proto Extension for Dreamweaver.
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/protoextension/
You can open .pro file into Dreamweaver now.
Please let us know your experience.
Thanks,
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