In the last post I used Microsoft work 2010 as my weblog client. I did like the interface and all the editing tools that were available to me however I could not figure out how to add more than 1 category to the post.
Setting the tags was also not something that stood out for me.
So far Windows Live writer seems to be ahead of the group as it also allows me to preview the post much easier than was available in the other options tested so far.
Inserting images seems fairly easy however the wrapping of text took a bit longer for me to figure out.
Setting up of the account to post in all cases has been fairly easy with just a bit of a learning curve required on the setup for Adobe’s Contribute.
The one big advantage I see with Word will be the ability to set up everything in a word document and copy and past it directly into a post.
So far Zoundry – Is out of the running.
Adobe Contribute, I will take another look at. I may have missed some features that were turned off by default.
Microsoft Word 2010, Ok very familiar interface, Did not mess up the post after publishing it however I was disappointed with the lack of a decent preview and the Tag and catagory setting was not up to what i would expect.
Live writer seems to be the winner so far however I plan on looking a little farther before settling on one.
Thanks for reading.
Ken
In this continuation of my testing of weblog clients, I am testing the posting ability built into Microsoft word, 2010.
I am currently testing a couple of Different Weblog Clients for use in posting to my blog with the hopes that a better interface than that built into wordpress itself will let me post more often with better formatting and fewer errors.