HP Photo Creations - Save as image file

I've just spent the best part of 3 hours creating two photo collages in this application and cannot for the life of me see how I save the project as an image file.
The only option I have found is to save it as a 'project'.
Please tell me I haven't wasted my time?
I even shared it somewhere, rocket something or other. Can't do anything useful with it from there either. So I'd like to know how I can delete the published project too please.
Thanks in advance.

Hi RWengel.
You wrote, "It would seem that since you can only share via the program that that this is photo software second to marketing software."
The Share function in HP Photo Creations offers sharing via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, email, web link, and embedding. In addition, people with whom you share the project can print it in full resolution. How else would you like to share your projects?
Incidentally, here's how I used Microsoft's Snipping Tool to capture an image of the fullscreen preview on Windows 7:
Launch Snipping Tool. Choose Rectangular Snip mode.
Click Full to set HP Photo Creations project to fullscreen mode.
Press Alt-Tab to call up Snipping Tool.
Press Alt-N to create a new snip.
Click and drag around the area you want on the HP Photo Creations window.
As mentioned above, the sharing option creates a link to a printable (and re-sharable) version, so it's a better-looking approach. Again, let us know what you're hoping to do with your images and we may be able to suggest a way to do it.
Thanks for trying HP Photo Creations,
RocketLife
RocketLife, developer of HP Photo Creations
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