Kodak EX1011 Wireless photo frame

Hi All
Anyone know if it is possible to get the Kodak Wireless photo frames to see a shared photos from iPhoto?
The frame see the network, and the Windows machines, but I cant get it to see the photos on the Mac iPhoto shared library.
I have the Kodak Mac Easy Share software set to share and also the iPhoto set to share, but they are not appearing on the Kodak frame.
I cant see anything under Sys Preferences/Security/Firewall and File Sharing. is ON to allow acccess to other Computers/NAS storage etc.
Cant find anything on the Kodak site apart from the Easy hare software.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Neil

Terry,
I am not sure if it does what you are asking or not.
On a Windows machine it looks for the shared files from Windows Media Player 11, so it is looking for a library based set of files rather than folder based.
I have installed Kodak Easy Share software for Mac, which has its own library and under its preferences, Sharing is setup, but it does not appear on the Kodak frame.
This is probably more of a network, Firewall issue, rather than specifically iPhoto sharing, but I asked here in brief to see if maybe anyone else had been able to share to the Kodak frames from iPhoto.
Will try and find a Kodak forum...but today I am changing the cam belt on a Mitsubshi...
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