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A trail of 12 pages, marked with comments, by sidisinsane
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A Wiki-Trail where anyone is welcomed to add their favorite Desktop Blogging Client as well as interesting sources dealing with this topic.
Trail link: http://www.trailfire.com/sidisinsane/trails/34927
Summary: http://www.trailfire.com/sidisinsane/trailview/34927
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BlogDesk
BlogDesk
Lets you manage multiple Blogs. Includes WYSIWYG and Texteditor.

Known Bug
If you encounter following Error Message while trying to post to Wordpress, just reduce your password to less than 10 characters.

An error occured while uploading the post. Error transfering the post to the server. Errorcode: -32700 parse error. not well formed
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4 comments on this Trail
1. I tried Flock on my MT 3.0  blog but I couldn't get it to work.  I also tried  Performancing  (which became ScribeFire I think) to no avail.  Maybe it's time to try again.  Can anyone recommend? 
Posted at 07:53 on 2007-04-23 by pferrel
2. Hi Pferrel. Since I use Wordpress, I'm afraid I can't recommend anything worthwhile. But what I know is that Performancing did become ScribeFire and that there are plenty of other Blogging Clients still left to try.
And by the way, I just turned this into a Wiki Trail so that anyone can add their discoveries.

Posted at 09:58 on 2007-04-23 by sidisinsane
3. Most excellent.  I will add a mark or two for MT blogging.
Posted at 08:50 on 2007-04-24 by pferrel
4. I use livejournal (I'm optic) but at some point I started looking into ways to mirror my LJ on my site. I ended up setting up an MT blog with a little script that would post from the MT to my LJ. I've ended up not worrying about mirroring the LJ on my site, but I still use MT as my "front end" for LJ, since it lets me save any number of half-written entries. But since it's still web-based I can use it from anywhere. There's even an LJ plugin for MT I think, but I've just stuck with my little script.
Posted at 15:17 on 2007-04-24 by MikeP

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