Post2Blog 3 released as freeware

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Post2Blog 3 released as freeware

by Brad Linder May 30th 2007

Post2Blog is a really handy WSIWYG blog editor for publishing posts to blogs on a number of platforms including WordPress, Blogger, LiveJournal, and a few dozen others.

While the program used to cost $39, Bytescout Software has released version 3.0 as freeware. In other words, you have absolutely no excuse for not checking it out.

Here are some of the highlights:

Live spellechecking
Depending on what blog platform you're using, images can be uploaded automatically to your blog, to Imageshack, Flickr, or other locations
Plugins for Internet Explorer and Firefox let you copy and paste text from the web to your blog with just a few clicks
Microsoft Word toolbar lets you compose entries in Word and upload them to your blog with just a click
Quickly add images or documents to your entry by clicking "send to" and "Post2Blog" in Windows Explorer

[via CyberNotes]

Tags: bargain, blog, blogger, livejournal, post2blog, wordpress

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Brad Linder said 9:17AM on 5-30-2007

I'm just going to pretend I meant to do that and not correct the post. :)

dp said 11:32AM on 5-30-2007

I tried post2blog when GotD had it on offer. It didn't work, and what was especially annoying was that the 'portable' version didn't install properly.

I detect a sinking ship.

LordDaMan said 12:39PM on 5-30-2007

This looks almost exatcly like live writer.

8jebus8 said 2:34PM on 5-30-2007

"Here are some of the highlights:

* Live spellechecking"

looks like you guys should try it out... haha, or firefox it!

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