IPhoto album not publishing

I just started to have this problem lately.  I have tried Apple support via iChat regarding MobileMe but so far...no luck.  The problem is that I cannot publish new pictures to an existing published album.  I get the following error message in iPhoto...."An error has occured with the publication of album.....Your mobileme account information is not correct.  The provided login or password is not valid".  We've tried changing passwords to no avail.  My mobileme account appears active and running.  When I use another Mac (at home), publishing albums on that Mac is OK.  I'm thinking it's an iPhoto issue.  On the Mac I'm having problems with, when I'm in the published gallery, the "settings" button is not active.
I'm running iPhoto 09 (v8.1.2)
Mac OS 10.5.8
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Randy

Try quiting iPhoto or restarting iTunes, or turning the Apple TV off and on, or basically anything to close and re-open the homeshare connection.

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