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Documentation is small by now, fell free to write simple how tos and mail them to me to put them here This manual is old, refer to Using BlogWorkz.pdf inside the disk image Filling your info Use the menu preferences (or press CMD+SEMICOLON, or press the round button next to the spining bar) and insert your username, password and xmlrpc engine... when you close de drawer, by pressing the round button, or activating cmd+; or the preferences menu, it updates your info. I don't know my XML-RPC Engine... Well, if you use blogger (which means you own a blogger account, it's free) just press "Use Blogger" button and it will fill the xmlrpc engine correctly. If you use another solution, like GrayMatter, or B2, please consult their documentation on Blogger API Interface. Don't own an account but want to try the program Press the "Test BlogWorks" button on the preferences drawer, it will fill a demo account that you can use to try the program and see if it suits you. The UI There are three buttons in the interface, the round one next to the spinning bar opens the preference drawer. The one labeled "Post" will post the desired text in the choosen weblog. The one labeled "Open Blog" will open the blog URL in the default browser. Managing your templates You can manage your main and archive templates from the File menu, just press the "Get Template" and choose between Main or Archive, your template will appear in the main text area, just edit it and select "Set Template" from the file menu. Your Template is now just a click away! Apple Script support Now BlogWorkz support the Apple Script Core Suite, thoose using apple script studio, have fun.... BlogWorks is now integrated with the rest of your apps. (more info check apple homepage)ai ai A Blast from the clipboard By pressing and holding the BlogWorkz icon in the dock you'll invoke a handfull menu with many features. One of them is post from clipboard. Just select in the weblogs popup your favorite blog, keep using other apps, when you want to post something, just send it to the clipboard, then select post from the clipboard from the dockmenu. It's straighforward, post to your blog without even switching to BlogWorkz. An example? imagine, you surfing the web with Apple Safari, found some quote you like, select it with the mouse, copy it, then without leaving Safari, invoke the dockmenu from BlogWorks and select post from clipboard, snap, it's posted.... never leave your apps again! Stay Up to Date As of version 0.2, BlogWorks got a self checking feature... select "Check Version" in the BlogWorks menu and it will tell you if you're running the latest version or not, and give you the chance to download it. |
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