i use BlogDesk , because it is simple , elegant and perfect with the work .
WHich one do you use ???
WHich one do you use ???
Which BLOG client do you use ??
Wordpress all the way. Most highly supported, developed and credited one out there,.
I would recommand Dotclear.
Wordpress is the elixir of life for a huge class of people from novices to professionals. Also www.wordpress.com has various features that can be incorporated or expanded by the user as and when the need arises.
There's a marked difference between a blogging client and blogging software. There's a detailed discussion on blogging software such as Wordpress in the Website Software forum. However, please try to keep this thread orientated towards actual blog clients like BlogDesk.
Thanks
Thanks
I use Wordpress all the way. It's the only bloggingsoftware I will ever use.
| Commando_Sondre wrote: |
| I use Wordpress all the way. It's the only bloggingsoftware I will ever use. |
Could you please read the post above yours?
So , i think some of my dear friends , have not understood , what is a Blog Client .
A Blog Client , is actually , a piece of software , you install on your hard disk .
And , you make a teeny tiny arrangement , with the client so that it makes an hand shake , with your blog available , on the Internet server or maybe your own web server .
This arrangement phase , is just , where you furnish , your blog login details , so that the client can login automatically to your blog .
Then , continues the part of usage of the blog client .
Your blog client actually features , a Rich Text Editor , along with tools to work with images , tags , and etc , that can actually edit the post .
You write , your posts in this client , save it on your hard disk , play with it , show it to your friend , edit it , smudge it , scribble it , and finally , you push a button , known , as "POST" , on your Client .
And Automagically , your client , posts your post , to your blog . Bingo , you did not even login to your blog , but your post , has travelled all the way , to your blog .
Advantages ,
1.You can save your posts , before , u actually , post .
2.Edit , unlimited times , review it , finally post it .
3.You dont waste your precious bandwidth ( for whom it is precious ) , because , the editor , in your blog is actually downloaded and acted upon .
4.Posting , is rather , fast and mostly error free .
5.One client can manage any number of blogs and therefore , provides one known , interface , to any and many of your blogs .
A Blog Client , is actually , a piece of software , you install on your hard disk .
And , you make a teeny tiny arrangement , with the client so that it makes an hand shake , with your blog available , on the Internet server or maybe your own web server .
This arrangement phase , is just , where you furnish , your blog login details , so that the client can login automatically to your blog .
Then , continues the part of usage of the blog client .
Your blog client actually features , a Rich Text Editor , along with tools to work with images , tags , and etc , that can actually edit the post .
You write , your posts in this client , save it on your hard disk , play with it , show it to your friend , edit it , smudge it , scribble it , and finally , you push a button , known , as "POST" , on your Client .
And Automagically , your client , posts your post , to your blog . Bingo , you did not even login to your blog , but your post , has travelled all the way , to your blog .
Advantages ,
1.You can save your posts , before , u actually , post .
2.Edit , unlimited times , review it , finally post it .
3.You dont waste your precious bandwidth ( for whom it is precious ) , because , the editor , in your blog is actually downloaded and acted upon .
4.Posting , is rather , fast and mostly error free .
5.One client can manage any number of blogs and therefore , provides one known , interface , to any and many of your blogs .
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