The Export sub-menu

Currently there are seven different formats and modes in which games can be exported:
game as text
Generate a text file containing all the information available about the current game. This includes all moves by both players as well as evaluations, search depths and principal variations for moves played by Zebra. When analyzing games using the Analyze game tool on the Game menu, the file will contain the moves actually played in the game as well as the moves preferred by Zebra along with their evaluations.

game as SGF
Exports the game in the Standard Game Format. This format can be used for a number of different games; a description is found here.

game as HTML
Generate a HTML page with the game score and WZebra's analysis of the game (if it has been generated). There are two different ways in which the HTML page can be created:

An example of an exported HTML page: with Java, without Java.

Note: The generated HTML pages use JavaScript in order to generate as compact HTML pages as possible; this makes them 2-10 times smaller. As far as I know, they are displayed correctly by all modern browsers.

game as EPS
Generate an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) image file which depicts all the moves in the current game.

game as PNG
Generate a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image file which depicts all the moves in the current game.

board as EPS
Generate an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) image file which depicts the current board position.

board as BMP
Generate a BMP (Windows Bitmap) image file which depicts the current board position.

board as PNG
Generate a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image file which depicts the current board position.