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Hi,<br />
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I bought a picture frame Kodak Pulse and would like to view some data generated by the PC on it. Unfortunately it does not support RSS Feeds. Pictures can be uploaded via <a href="http://www.kodakpulse.com" rel="ugc">www.kodakpulse.com</a>.<br />
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This page uses https protocol. I would like to create a login sequence wizth c# to automatically login and upload some pictures. <br />
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Does anybody have a code sequence for something similar?<br />
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Any help will be appreciated.<br />
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Hi,

I bought a picture frame Kodak Pulse and would like to view some data generated by the PC on it. Unfortunately it does not support RSS Feeds. Pictures can be uploaded via www.kodakpulse.com.

This page uses https protocol. I would like to create a login sequence wizth c# to automatically login and upload some pictures. 

Does anybody have a code sequence for something similar?

Any help will be appreciated.

 

Login into a https page using C#

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