Images distorted on exported webpages

Anyone seen this? Some images exported from a 'Create Web Page' gallery appear distorted, like the jpg export from the RAW (NEF from D70s; RAW Converter 2.0) original has not resized correctly, so the resulting jpgs are stretched or squashed and only part of the image is exported. Displays OK in the Web Gallery, only affects the exported jpgs. Doesn't happen to all images, but does happen consistently to those affected. Affects both the 'large' image and its corresponding thumbnail.

I experienced this for the first time last night with several D200 NEF's. Some of them were very distorted when exported as jpg's. I couldn't get A2 to recreate this consistently though. I was exporting a series of pictures and I each time I'd re-export them, the results were different. I had just loaded the images into my Library and touched several of them up? After restarting A2 and trying again, everything seems to be working fine. I know for a fact it isn't preview re-lated in my case since I have all previews turned off. It could be a thumbnail issue maybe?

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