Comments on: Blogging Software? http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software Create Unique Content On Demand Wed, 23 May 2012 21:01:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: krishbhavara http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1008 krishbhavara Sun, 22 Apr 2007 12:13:03 +0000 http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1008 If you have a functional email client like outlook express....... you can mail the blog post to your account. read through this page http://www.theedifier.com/blogging-blogger/blog-blogger-membership-author-email-post-read.php<br><b>References : </b><br>http://www.theedifier.com/blogging-blogger/ If you have a functional email client like outlook express……. you can mail the blog post to your account.

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]]> By: Helping Since 1969 http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1007 Helping Since 1969 Sun, 22 Apr 2007 10:20:15 +0000 http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1007 why write it out, then copy and paste it? Why not just login and write it out directly? It would save a step. If your blog is able to translate the text from word to the post then you are already using a program offline to post to your blog.......if you have frontpage you could use that to post your entries as it has the ability to download your page and login to it from within the program, this would of course require that the site can be accessed via frontpage and it accepts frontpage uploads.....if you do not have frontpage, you can still use word to post to your blog and it is possible to use the "save as" feature to save the page as a webpage and then you could eliminate the copy and paste step, of course this again would be based on wehter you can post to your blog from within an external program (ftp or vpn). Otherwise the way you are currently posting seems to be the best way, since its simple and straight forward.<br><b>References : </b><br> why write it out, then copy and paste it? Why not just login and write it out directly? It would save a step. If your blog is able to translate the text from word to the post then you are already using a program offline to post to your blog…….if you have frontpage you could use that to post your entries as it has the ability to download your page and login to it from within the program, this would of course require that the site can be accessed via frontpage and it accepts frontpage uploads…..if you do not have frontpage, you can still use word to post to your blog and it is possible to use the "save as" feature to save the page as a webpage and then you could eliminate the copy and paste step, of course this again would be based on wehter you can post to your blog from within an external program (ftp or vpn). Otherwise the way you are currently posting seems to be the best way, since its simple and straight forward.
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]]> By: thedeath http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1006 thedeath Sun, 22 Apr 2007 10:16:13 +0000 http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1006 Weblog software (also called blog software or blogware) is a category of software which consists of a specialized form of Content Management Systems specifically designed for creating and maintaining weblogs. Free/Libre/Open-Source software These software packages are offered under a Free/Libre/Open-Source Software license. Therefore they are free for everyone to use. Also, commercial support contracts are often available. Apache Roller (Java-based) b2evolution (PHP/MySQL) bBlog (PHP/MySQL) Beta-Blogger (PHP/MySQL or text files) blojsom (Java-based) blosxom (Perl) PyBlosxom (Python) Dotclear (PHP/MySQL) Drupal (PHP/MySQL) Elgg (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) FlatPress (PHP/Flat Files) Geeklog (PHP/MySQL) Horizon Blogging Software (PHP/MySQL) Livejournal (Perl) (Also available, developer hosted) LifeType (PHP/MySQL) Mephisto (Ruby on Rails) Nucleus CMS (PHP) Pivotlog (PHP) Serendipity (PHP/MySQL,PostgreSQL,SQLlite) SimplePHPBlog (PHP/Flat Files) Slash (Perl) Subtext (C#/ASP.NET) Textpattern (PHP/MySQL) WordPress (PHP/MySQL) - also offered in developer-hosted form as Wordpress.com Proprietary software These packages are under a proprietary license. They may require the purchase of a license key to use them. The specific licensing terms vary but some are free for personal or non-commercial use. Community Server (also offered in developer-hosted form as CommunityServer.com) ExpressionEngine (formerly pMachine) Movable Type (also offered in developer-hosted form as TypePad) Radio UserLand Traction TeamPage Unknown license Battle Blog Blogsphere<br><b>References : </b><br> Weblog software (also called blog software or blogware) is a category of software which consists of a specialized form of Content Management Systems specifically designed for creating and maintaining weblogs.

Free/Libre/Open-Source software
These software packages are offered under a Free/Libre/Open-Source Software license. Therefore they are free for everyone to use. Also, commercial support contracts are often available.

Apache Roller (Java-based)
b2evolution (PHP/MySQL)
bBlog (PHP/MySQL)
Beta-Blogger (PHP/MySQL or text files)
blojsom (Java-based)
blosxom (Perl)
PyBlosxom (Python)
Dotclear (PHP/MySQL)
Drupal (PHP/MySQL)
Elgg (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP)
FlatPress (PHP/Flat Files)
Geeklog (PHP/MySQL)
Horizon Blogging Software (PHP/MySQL)
Livejournal (Perl) (Also available, developer hosted)
LifeType (PHP/MySQL)
Mephisto (Ruby on Rails)
Nucleus CMS (PHP)
Pivotlog (PHP)
Serendipity (PHP/MySQL,PostgreSQL,SQLlite)
SimplePHPBlog (PHP/Flat Files)
Slash (Perl)
Subtext (C#/ASP.NET)
Textpattern (PHP/MySQL)
WordPress (PHP/MySQL) - also offered in developer-hosted form as Wordpress.com

Proprietary software
These packages are under a proprietary license. They may require the purchase of a license key to use them. The specific licensing terms vary but some are free for personal or non-commercial use.

Community Server (also offered in developer-hosted form as CommunityServer.com)
ExpressionEngine (formerly pMachine)
Movable Type (also offered in developer-hosted form as TypePad)
Radio UserLand
Traction TeamPage

Unknown license
Battle Blog
Blogsphere
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]]> By: David D http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1005 David D Sun, 22 Apr 2007 10:16:06 +0000 http://articlespinguy.com/article-writing-software/blogging-software#comment-1005 New: http://code.google.com/apis/blogger/overview.html Old: http://www.blogger.com/developers/api/1_docs/ And there is no shortage of software that uses it. Some reviews: http://www.cmswire.com/cms/cms-reviews/blog-client-reviews-in-brief-000492.php<br><b>References : </b><br> New: http://code.google.com/apis/blogger/overview.html
Old: http://www.blogger.com/developers/api/1_docs/

And there is no shortage of software that uses it. Some reviews: http://www.cmswire.com/cms/cms-reviews/blog-client-reviews-in-brief-000492.php
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