How do I export from iPhoto '11 to Kodak?

I have a new Mac mini with iPhoto 11 and I am unable to export to Kodak.  Is there a Kodak plugin for iPhoto 11?  When I hit "Export..." nothing happens.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jeremty

Kodak make that plugin and you need to go to their site to find it.
Regards
TD

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