"Export As" is in "File > Export" submenu

Author: dacap

exporting.md

@@ -2,11 +2,11 @@
 
 Generally you will use *File > Save* to [save your work](save.md) with full
 information [as an `.aseprite` file](files.md#aseprite). Then you can export
-your sprite for your own game, website, application, etc. using the *File > Export*
+your sprite for your own game, website, application, etc. using the *File > Export > Export As*
 menu option (<kbd>Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S</kbd> key or <kbd>⌥⇧⌘S</kbd> on macOS)
 to convert your sprite into a `.gif` file or a sequence of `.png` files.
 
-*File > Export* will remember the latest options you've used in case
+*File > Export > Export As* will remember the latest options you've used in case
 that you want to save the copy again.
 
 ## Export as a sequence of images
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ like `frame001.png`, `frame002.png`, `frame003.png`, etc.
 From *File > Export* you can export one frame (or one layer, or a set of selected frames, etc.)
 changing *Frames* field to *Selected frames*:
 
-![File > Export > Selected Frame](exporting/file-export-sel-frame.png)
+![File > Export > Export As > Selected Frame](exporting/file-export-sel-frame.png)
 
 ## Automatic Resize on Export
 

workflow.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
 1. Save your work with *File > Save* menu as a `.aseprite` file to preserve
    all your image information (layers, frames, etc.).
 
-1. Use *File > Save Copy As* to export your sprite as a `.gif` file to
+1. Use [*File > Export > Export As* to export](exporting.md) your sprite as a `.gif` file to
    publish your image on a website, or `.png` to save a sequence of
    files, or as a `.png` [sprite sheet](sprite-sheet.md), etc.