WEB EXPORT TITLES

I posted this message and only got one response , hopefully someone knows a way around this.
Is there a way to name/caption each shot as it appears in the exported web gallery? This could be very useful for a description of the photo.....
Anyone?
Thanks

Only answered a million times in the past Dean!
Look for title and caption in Web.
Where is says Custom Settings, click Edit..
Empty the text box
For Title, click Title in the IPTC section and hit return
For Caption, Click Caption in the IPTC section and hit return.
Make sure you have both the Title and Captions entered in your photo Metadata in Library. If you've nothing entered, then there is nothing to show.

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.oO(Michael Palmer Photo)
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
> .oO
>
> But even without knowing the proper name finding it
should have been
> quite easy. Just throw something like title bar icon or
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>
> Micha
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>
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