April 13, 2005 by Dmitry
secretGeek:
There's always a way to include a screen shot, and it's the first thing that people are looking for. Once they've seen your product, then they'll have a place in their mind to store the facts and figures, the features and the detail. They'll have questions, too, and hopefully the writing will answer their questions.
Check out the front page for blogjet. That's better. A screenshot. And best yet — the screen shot takes you to more screenshots. I feel like I know that product now. And if you know a product, well, you start to care about it. It's not just vapour.
That’s because I always liked screenshots and I’m proud of the BlogJet’s interface 
By the way, if you ever wondered who is this girl on the screenshot and why she’s not included in BlogJet’s distribution
– this is my girlfriend Tanya.
Posted in Other Stuff |
April 13, 2005 by Dmitry
Doug Tygar:
The html generated by BlogJet is far more robust than HTML generated by Blogger. It also has a very clean toolbar (although I wish I could add an auto “blockquote” button.)
Yes, Doug, I want this button too. Advanced toolbar is what I’m going to implement in the future versions.
Posted in BlogJet |
April 7, 2005 by Dmitry
Did you know that if your blogging service supports* extended entries via API, you can separate extended content from normal one? Just click Format > Extended Entry

*) Including: WordPress, Movable Type, TypePad…
Posted in BlogJet |
April 6, 2005 by Dmitry
The Balance Guy: “This makes my blogging life easier!”
Posted in BlogJet |
April 6, 2005 by Dmitry
Micro Persuasion – Google to Host Vlogs?:
“It's an experiment we want to run,” said Page of the video-uploading service, which he said the company will formally announce “in the next few days.” Page made the non-announcement announcement during Monday's opening panel discussion at the National Cable & Telecommunications Show here, upstaging his luminary fellow panelists John Chambers of Cisco, Brian Roberts of Comcast, Jon Miller of AOL and Jeffrey Katzenberg of Dreamworks.
By the way, if you want to post a video to your blog via BlogJet, just click Tools > Attach File, select the video file:

and it will be attached to your post.
Posted in BlogJet |