Sorry everybody, I forgot to update release notes  – they were for the previous version. Now they’re updated.

Terry Whalin has a great article “Chase Better Not New”:

…I want to work smarter and more effective. Some times, that means using a proven tool to become better. For example, I’m using BlogJet to write this post to my blog. It’s a proven tool which has been around and gives me flexibility to not write my post online…

Read it here.

Great news – BlogJet 1.5 is available now. It’s a huge improvement over previous versions – it has slightly better user interface, more features, support for more blog services and CMS and it’s more stable.

BlogJet 1.5 is the free update for registered users.

Download it now!

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Full release notes are here. The following is what’s new in BlogJet 1.5 since the latest release candidate:

BlogJet 1.5 build 37 Release Notes
(Changes from 1.2.0.33)

FEATURES

• Support for Drupal, Manila, ModBlog and b2evolution.
• Better support for HTML entities (pound, euro signs, etc.)
• Improved Categories selection and Properties tab appearance and usability.
• Saving of toolbar sizes and lock state.

BUG FIXES

• Fixed: extra <br /> tags when posting to Blogger.
• Fixed removing line breaks for some services.
• Fixed: BlogJet doesn’t receive allow comments and allow pings values properly.
• Fixed: BlogJet doesn’t receive categories for b2 (now b2evolution).
• Fixed showing “T” instead of message in “Draft for Other Blog” window.
• Fixed asking for file name when saving opened draft.
• Fixed incorrect support for full URLs in metaWeblog.newMediaObject.
• Minor bug fixes.

Six Apart, makers of Movable Type and TypePad, bought LiveJournal. Great news, guys. I hope that they will enhance LiveJournal’s support for blogging APIs.

Winners of the Weblog Awards 2005 in the following categories:

• Best photography of a weblog
• Best computers or technology weblog
• Best writing of a weblog

will receive a copy of BlogJet. Go nominate!

As I mentioned in the previous post, we’re contributing to the Weblog Awards for the second year.

BlogJet sponsors IndiBlog Awards: winners of IndiBlog of the year, IndiBlog with the best tagline and Best IndiPhotoBlog will receive a copy of BlogJet.

With this Awards, I continue my support for different competitions among bloggers – the first one was Weblog Awards 2004 last year.

Dear BlogJet users, Happy New Year! I wish you luck, and hope you’ll be with us in 2005 year. Thank you!

In response to the disaster in Asia, all revenues earned this week from our products will be donated to the Red Cross.

You can also donate yourself.