Kodak W820, W1020 manual Emailing pictures and videos from your frame, Adding a new email address

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Using wireless mode

Emailing pictures and videos from your frame

Select pictures or an album on your frame then share them wirelessly via Email. First, add the person’s email address to your share list and assign an optional nickname.

IMPORTANT: Make sure you install the software that came with your frame (see page 9) and connect your frame to your wireless home network (see page 5).

Adding a new email address

1Choose a picture source then tap (Actions).

2Tap (Share) → Add name.

3Use the keyboard to enter the email address, then tap Save.

Enter the email address

Slide along the bottom of the touch border (or tap the slider arrows) to highlight a

character then tap (Select). The character appears in the text box. Tap Save when you are finished.

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erases text

 

 

 

 

 

 

Save

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Select

 

 

 

 

 

Shift - changes keyboard keys

Slider

Slider arrows

4Assign a nickname to the new email address (optional).

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Contents W820/W1020 Wireless Digital Frames Kodak EasyshareEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Front View Back/Right ViewBack/Side View Table of contents Table of contents Table of contents Setting up the stand Setting up your frameGetting started Attaching the power cable Turning on/off your frameDon’t hover, borders can be sensitive Using your frame’s Quick Touch BordersTouch tips Slide on bottom border onlyConnecting to your wireless network Setting your languageTo use the Quick Touch Borders, see Setting up for wireless operation Scanning for available wireless networks screen appearsAvailable wireless networks are listed If your wireless network is not found On-screen keyboard appearsBackspace erases text Installing the software Windows OS only Network connection setup screen appears Verifying computer/device connectionsHelp Done Exit Setting up access to the Gallery and Web media Setting up Web contentWindows OS users Setting up Web content Flickr Framechannel Go to on page 13 to start configuring your frame MAC OS usersKodak Gallery Web Media configuration page appears Connecting to your Gallery accountSelect your country/region from the drop-down menu Flickr Web Media configuration page appears Connecting to your Flickr accountYou can now view photo feeds from Flickr see Connecting to your Framechannel account Framechannel Web Media configuration page appearsClick Add How to add a Flickr feedAdding Web feeds Photo RSS/FLICKR Add/Edit page appearsSave How to add a Framechannel feed Framechannel Add/Edit page appearsSetting up Web content How to add feeds from other sites From the Site drop-down menu, select OtherClick Save Creating shortcuts on your frame Previewing, editing, and deleting feeds To preview a feed , clickPreview Edit Delete Inserting a memory card Viewing on your frameEnjoying your pictures immediately Secure DigitalConnecting a digital camera or other USB device Viewing the Home screen Home screen iconsViewing on your frame All connected sources are displayed Accessing your pictures and videosTap Home, then Pictures and Videos Highlighted sourceThere are two ways to view your pictures as thumbnails Viewing pictures and videosViewing thumbnails multi-up Icons or from single view, tap ThumbnailsViewing a single picture There are two ways to start a slide show on your frame Saving your favorite slide show for easy accessPlaying a slide show Other slide show informationShow options Highlight Sort, then tap Select Arranging pictures to play by date or filenameDate, oldest to newest Date, newest to oldest Tap Save Playing music Doing more with your frameHeadphone jack is available on the side of the frame see Playing a video Printing of the displayed picture begins Printing to a PictBridge enabled PrinterPrinting pictures Tap Print, then Yes to start printing all selected picturesManually changing USB connection mode Highlight a picture to copy Copying on your framePicture is copied Deleting pictures Highlight a picture to deleteCheck mark appears on the selected picture Selecting multiple picturesSelect/Unselect all Select allSetting up your frame for wireless operation Using wireless modeWhat are the wireless features of my frame? Wireless networking and the InternetBefore you proceed Viewing pictures/videos wirelesslyOn your frame, tap Home → Pictures and Videos Viewing Gallery/Web media content on your frame Viewing Kodak Gallery pictures To see all pictures from the GalleryTap Web Media Viewing Web feeds on your frameSlide show begins. Or Bottom to display the icons, then tap Play slide showSelect a marked album from the Gallery list and tap OK Automatically receiving My Friends AlbumsTo see the shared pictures right away To see the shared pictures laterTurning off auto-receive and notification Enter the email address Emailing pictures and videos from your frameAdding a new email address Assign a nickname to the new email address optionalTap Actions Tap Share Sharing your picturesHighlight a picture to share Select. Tap Select all to send to everyone on your listCopying wirelessly to/from your computer Click Help Copying pictures from Easyshare Software Browse to the frame location to which you are copyingUsing wireless mode Settings menus Changing settings and moreChanging frame settings Tap Home, then SettingsSetting Options Viewing options Screen Fit or FillKodak Gallery Setting Options Clock and timerDevice configuration NetworkManually setting the clock Setting the clock and timerGetting the time from the Internet Tap Enable, then Save when you’re done Setting automatic on/offCurrent time is displayed and the hour field is highlighted Manually upgrade firmware Upgrading your software and firmwareImportant Do not turn off the frame during the upgrade Upgrade right awayUpgrade later Adding a matte and faceplate Mounting your frame on the wallChange the stand position and angle Change the frame orientation settingChanging your frame orientation OrientationMaintaining your frame and mattes Learning more about your frameCan’t find my network. Why? Frequently asked questionsCan’t find my network computer. Why? Yes, you can Picture frame problemsTry one or more of the following Important Do not slide on the right border tap only Resetting the clock after losing power Picture frame/computer communicationsIncluding protected files Screen messagesScreen message Try one or more of the following Screen message Try one or more of the following Digital frame specifications AppendixKodak Easyshare W820/W1020 Wireless Digital Frames AppendixImportant safety instructions Limited warranty Additional care and maintenanceLimited warranty coverage Limitations Outside the United States and Canada Regulatory complianceYour rights FCC compliance and advisoryFCC and Industry Canada Canadian DOC statementN137 Russian GOST-R China RoHSKorean Class B ITE Licensing From Easyshare Software Frame To/from computer, USB Home About, frame Easyshare Software AppendixScreen Running slide show Pictbridge enabled Printer, 39 picturesCleaning RunningFeatures on frame, overview, 44 setup Viewing pictures
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W820, W1020 specifications

Kodak has long been synonymous with photography, and their line of digital projectors continues this legacy of innovation and quality. Among these remarkable devices are the Kodak W1020 and W820 projectors, each offering a unique set of features well-suited for various user needs, from home entertainment to professional presentations.

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On the other hand, the Kodak W820 offers a balance of performance and affordability. With a resolution of 720p, it still provides sharp visuals suitable for both home use and business environments. The W820 features a lightweight design, making it easy to set up and transport. Its brightness level, while slightly lower than the W1020, ensures that images remain clear and usable even in moderately lit rooms. The W820 also incorporates wireless connectivity, enabling users to project content directly from their mobile devices without the hassle of cables.

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