Exporting photos using Picasa

I use Picasa to export and share my iPhoto files. Prior to updating to iPhoto 6 (version 6.0.6), iPhoto and Picasa worked together flawlessly. Since updating to iPhoto 6, I have not been able to export and share my photos using Picasa. Each time I select a roll to export and attempt to sign-in to Picasa through the "export" feature in iPhoto, iPhoto immediately shuts down unexpectedly.
How is this problem cured/resolved?

daveabner
Can you explain a bit more what you mean when you say
I use Picasa to export and share my iPhoto files.
How do you do this? DO you mean that you're uploading to the net using the Picasa plug-in? Have you checked with google to see if the plug-in is updated?
Regards
TD

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