Setting up for wireless operation

How to add or edit a Web feed

Set up a sample RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed for viewing right on your frame, or add a new feed. You can edit sample feeds which may include:

■Flickr: Interestingness - public postings of frequently changing photos from Flickr. Add tags from your computer using the digital display software. See the software Help for more information.

■FrameChannel: News

■FrameChannel: Weather

■FrameChannel: Sports

■FrameChannel: Finance

■FrameChannel: All

■Flickr: Get more

Follow the steps starting on page 11 to access the Web media configuration page in the software application.

NOTE: Sample and new feeds that are on the Web media configuration page are added also on your frame’s Home screen and Web media list. (See page 36.)

To add a new feed:

1Click Add.

The Add/Edit page appears.

2Select FrameChannel or Flickr site from the drop-down menu. Or, to add a feed from any site:

■Select Other.

■In a new window on your computer, navigate to the RSS photo feed on the Internet.

■Copy the complete RSS photo feed URL from the site then paste it into the

www.kodak.com/go/support

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W1020 specifications

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