This is being created by Microsoft’s new blogging tool released today. Thanks to Dave Winer for the link. Just testing.
It worked great! This is so cool.
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Later: I posted a question on the Onfolio help forum:
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 I also want  to use WordPress but the published command line just takes me to the admin page.http://yourserver.com/yourweblogdirectory/wp-admin/bookmarklet.php?text=$ITEM_HTML$&trackback=1&pingback=1&popupurl=$ITEM_URL$&popuptitle=$ITEM_TITLE$It just doesn’t work. I am using the WordPress free web site. Is there a fix for this? |
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In a few hours, I got a response from Joe at Onfolio:
| If you download and use Windows Live Writer, the newest version of Onfolio can integrate with it when you use Blog This. Writer works with all different weblogs, including WordPress. http://windowslivewriter.spaces.live.com
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I reponded that I had seen livewriter and had been playing with and had noticed the announcement was written by JJ Alaire, one of the founders of Onfolio. I figured Livewriter might be the next version of Onfolio. Joe confirmed it.
I will have more to say after I spend some time with it.
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Joe Cheng // August 13, 2006 at 7:49 pm |
Just to clarify, Writer doesn’t replace Onfolio, as it’s only used for writing blog posts–there’s no web clipping, RSS reading, or anything else that Onfolio does. Writer is a new and different product that just happens to come from the same team that brought you Onfolio.
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