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Someone please tell the author of that story that breathe is a verb and breath is a noun.....
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3 new Plug-ins for Windows Live Writer were recently release that I think bloggers who live and breath in Windows Live Writer (such as myself) will appreciate. These plug-ins were created by the awesome Windows Live Writer Team here at Microsoft.
DiggThis – Add a “DiggThis” badge to your blog posts so your readers can quickly “digg” your blog posts. The plug-in offers several different “styles” of badges to choose from, as well as alignment options for where its placed on your blog. Download the plug-in here.
Twitter Notify: This plug-in will automatically “tweet” the title and link to your blog to your Twitter account when you publish a blog post. Download the plug-in here.
Flickr Upload: When you insert an inline image in a blog post in Windows Live Writer it also uploads that image to Flickr you when publish your post. Download the plug-in here.
You can download the latest version of Windows Live Writer in the new Windows Live Essentials suite today at download.live.com. Some of the new features include:
And there is more! You can read about what’s new in the latest Windows Live Writer release via the Windows Live Writer Team Blog.
- Insert and upload Windows Live photo albums
- Insert and publish video to YouTube
- Server-side tagging (support coming soon to WordPress.com and BlogEngine.NET)
- Improved blog account setup
Windows Live Writer is a must-have tool for bloggers.
Someone please tell the author of that story that breathe is a verb and breath is a noun.....
- unfortunately, I am a horrible typist and occasionally I forget to spell check my typing and thus some think I am just as bad at grammatical and diction choice, when in fact it is my typing alone that gets me - so that was humor on my part as I could easily see a journalist missing that since 99.9956% of reporters I know do *not* copy edit* their own material....
Having been a reporter, photographer, copy editor and layout editor for a newspaper in the past (at a college) I am one of the few that *can* and *does* - but even then, I make mistakes....
Oh, and although those beta tools will install on Vista x64, they will *NOT* install on XP x64