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Old September 15th, 2007, 12:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Blog Clients allow increased blogger freedom

As I've been working on my blog (don't ask the name, cause it's not ready), I've been very unhappy with the blog's builtin composer. Not only is it ugly, but I don't like the fact that formatting is limited and that I feel forced to use the client to work on drafts, publish, edit, etc...

Well, I've found 3 blog clients that are excellent. Two were actually already installed on my computer. Here are some real benefits of using standalone blog software:
  • Can work on writings at your leisure without an internet connection
  • Formatting is more powerful, flexible.
  • Draft management is less cumbersome.
  • Can use built in collaboration features of blog client with blog development.
  • Can better exploit native applications such as spell check, image editing, find/replace tools, word counter, custom meta tagging.
  • More attractive and intuitive user interface.
Here are my 3 Three listed by ranking (my opinion):

#1 - Adobe Contribute. Tightly integrated with other adobe apps, superb featureset. Can purchase as standalone or part of any CS3 Suite.
#2 - Microsoft Word 2007. Yes, it supports blogging and is superb. Can purchase as standalone or any Office 2007 suite.
#3 - BlogJet. A standalone blog client. Nice featureset.
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