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	<title>Comments on: eStarling ImpactV Clip Frame Review</title>
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		<title>By: deen</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Jan 2011 12:48:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>hi steve, i read with eagerness your excellent article on the shortcomings of the estarling frame. and thank you for highlighting them all so well - i&#039;m sure this is food for thought for many people who are thinking about it.

i, however, am not one of them. see, i already have an estarling frame. one that was handed to me by my dad who just didn&#039;t use it anymore.

the 2 main problems i&#039;m having is that i can&#039;t email pictures to the frame and the seeframe site won&#039;t transfer my photobucket pictures... i&#039;ve followed everything to the letter and one of the main ways i know it is set up correctly is that when i upload pics directly to the seeframe site via the computer it shows up 2 minutes later on the frame. the other way is when i subscribe to the RSS feeds those pictures also show up on the frame... 

so i&#039;m sat here - since last night trying to figure out why my emails with the pictures attacjed just aren&#039;t uploading to the site and then to the frame - and why seeframe won&#039;t transfer my photobucket pics to it as well?

(the photobucket account and seeframe accounts were also linked successfully).

hugely frustrating!! and also, the seeframe&#039;s help faq page is down so i can&#039;t contact anyone...

if you can help in the slightest way - please know that i will be extremely extremely grateful.... thank you steve.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hi steve, i read with eagerness your excellent article on the shortcomings of the estarling frame. and thank you for highlighting them all so well &#8211; i&#8217;m sure this is food for thought for many people who are thinking about it.</p>
<p>i, however, am not one of them. see, i already have an estarling frame. one that was handed to me by my dad who just didn&#8217;t use it anymore.</p>
<p>the 2 main problems i&#8217;m having is that i can&#8217;t email pictures to the frame and the seeframe site won&#8217;t transfer my photobucket pictures&#8230; i&#8217;ve followed everything to the letter and one of the main ways i know it is set up correctly is that when i upload pics directly to the seeframe site via the computer it shows up 2 minutes later on the frame. the other way is when i subscribe to the RSS feeds those pictures also show up on the frame&#8230; </p>
<p>so i&#8217;m sat here &#8211; since last night trying to figure out why my emails with the pictures attacjed just aren&#8217;t uploading to the site and then to the frame &#8211; and why seeframe won&#8217;t transfer my photobucket pics to it as well?</p>
<p>(the photobucket account and seeframe accounts were also linked successfully).</p>
<p>hugely frustrating!! and also, the seeframe&#8217;s help faq page is down so i can&#8217;t contact anyone&#8230;</p>
<p>if you can help in the slightest way &#8211; please know that i will be extremely extremely grateful&#8230;. thank you steve.</p>
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