How do I export TIFF versions of my images?

Just starting to play with the demo. How do I export TIFF versions of my images? Will I need to open RAW files in different application, such as Canon Digital Photo Professional?

No,
Just right click and choose "export version" there will be a ton of options and you can make your own presets from there as well.
RB

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Greetings -
I'm looking for something that I may just be missing, and hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.
Basically, I'd like to be able to select an image in my library and export several versions at the same time. For example, I select a photo and export JPG, TIFF and PSD versions in one shot without having to run three separate export requests - essentially a batch action. I can't imagine that this isn't built in already - I'm just assuming that I'm missing something obvious.
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I said that I would do a wedding for a friend, although know I wish I had not and just stuck to Landscape photography.
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Will he be able to use a memory stick formatted for Mac, OS X Extended.
He will not be able to read a stick formatted for Mac. Use the filesystem that the stick will come preformatted with. That will usually be a file system that both mac and Windows systems can write to.
Just avoid long filenames with ethnic characters, when you are naming the files.
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