IPhoto 6 albums

I wish to access iPhoto albums when I import created albums into other photo apps. All I see are folders with dates.
Can any offer any light on this annoying issue?
Cheers

Hi Graham,
Open iPhoto
Highlight the album in the source column
Got to File>export and export the album to a folder on the desktop.
Navigate to that folder with the other application to import the album folder.
After you are done importing the album to the other application you can delete the album folder from your desktop.

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