Importing Web Photo Gallery from PS CS3 to DW CS3?

I have read the other threads on related topics and still
need some input.
I created a Photo Gallery using the 'Automate' feature in PS
CS3. I would like to import it into DW CS3?
How can I accomplish this?
If it is not possible, I would appreciate it if someone can
suggest a simple app or extension to use (a plus if it is free)
that will display my travel pics well.
Thanks

Ah, restart the program!
I just loaded my actions set from wherever they're stored on my hard drive - a directory somewhere for Photoshop stuff.
Restarted PS-CS4 and... voila, actions work. Didn't think I needed to do that.
Love simple solutions.
Thanks,
--PS

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Thanks for your reply.
I will try to be as explicate as possible.
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Flash http://www.mouseprints.net/SVATripToNZ/
HTML http://www.mouseprints.net/Nature/
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