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ARRGH

I lost ANOTHER one of my best posts to the BlogAdmin tool. <sigh> Will SOMEONE PLEASE help me get a good WinForms tool set up so that I can blog without losing my posts?

It's enough to make me want to cry. It was a really long post.

Posted: Apr 29 2003, 12:03 AM by interscape | with 2 comment(s)

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Dan F said:

Copy and paste into notepad/word *before* clicking submit/post is your best friend. It'll save your hide everywhere, from message boards to sending emails. Software is evil :(
# April 29, 2003 7:07 AM

Tim Marman said:

Have you tried w.bloggar or newzcrawler? I personally haven't had any problems with the webform interface, but I know others were successfully using these tools.

Actually, I downloaded w.bloggar, but haven't gotten around to playing with it much yet... it looks like a nice piece of software though!
# April 29, 2003 7:34 AM