How to export jpegs with titles intact?

I am trying to share jpeg photos with my cousin for a geneology project (she is using Windows 7). I have labeled the photos in Apeture and given them a version name, and then a title (with all the people identified) but when I export them to share with her, none of the titles go with the photos - i.e. under "more information" the title is missing and only dimensions and device information is listed. What am I missing? Where did they go?

Are you trying to get the metadata included with the image when you export it or are you trying to get the metadata to display on the image?
If the first make sure you have the Include Metadata checkbox selected in the export preset.
If you want to have the metadata displayed on the image you will need to use a plugin like BorderFX
If it's something else post back and describe what you are trying to do in more detail.
regards

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