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****** Configuration ***********

Aperture 2.1.2
FlickrExport 1.0.9
MacOS 10.5.6
MacPro 2GHZ 3GB RAM
Export parameters: IPTC Headline, image tags only, Create Lens tag, Add Flickr IDs and URLs, Add keyword, Public, Replace photos, Tag Filter "Travel*". All images are geotagged and have Headline IPTC tags set.

****** Symptom **************

After a successful test upload of 6 images from a folder, I began export of all 388 images to Flickr. After approx 4 hours FlickrExport showed export complete but with an error indicator with a filename of one photo that was not uploaded, saying "Error 2 in photos.upload.checktickets". The application was hung with BBOD at the error dialog.

The error dialog also stated only one photo was uploaded, but by looking at my Flickr photostream I see that 288 out of the 388 were uploaded successfully. Missing photos include the one that was flagged (it was not the first or last) but also 100 others randomly missing from throughout the stream, not just at the beginning or end.

The MacOS Console log shows no messages related to export progress or errors.

Is there an upper limit on the number of photos that FlickrExport can handle in one export operation?

See photoset in question at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/steve_ho...

I find it hard to believe that in this age where social networking comes free of charge you have the audacity to charge for an iPhoto plugin! I dare say you will probably this as being the ramblings of a crank and you maybe right but it's a crank you have alienated and who will not be recommending you due to your pricing policy.

why have you removed all of the changes information on how to use it with different diff tools? Please bring back all of the helpful information you have stupidly removed.

Flickr says the API key or signature is invalid when I attempt to authenticate FlickrExport 3.01

Found a very minor font inconsistency.

During the upload process when entering a description for a photo the font text is displayed in is Arial, whereas Helvetica is used everywhere else.

It's easiest to confirm this by typing an uppercase 'R' or 'G' into the description field and then comparing the displayed font to a sample of Helvetica in Font Book or similar.

Thanks for the wonderful application!