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Please contact me directly using the contact page.

Try to reinstall BlogDesk, but be sure to install as admin.

Contact me directly using the contact page.

Apparently they changed the type of a value. Can you edit the file XMLRPC.PHP that is in the root of your WordPress installation? In Line 477, you need to change
to
That should help.

Mmh, maybe :-) The tags a stored in [UserPath]\Extras\tags.txt - you can open this file with a text editor (like Notepad) and do some tests.

I can't reproduce this problem. What happens if you don't type your tags but if you select them in the list?

Yes, mail them directly to me.

gottabkd wrote: I added the following to the default .cfg file to
:C\Users\Owner\AppData\Roaming\UserData\

Exactly like this? You should change it to:

• [Main]
  UserPath=C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Roaming\UserData

Try here: http://www.blogdesk.org/en/kontakt.htm

My question is this: what files to I need to copy (from the old desktop), to have them work on the new laptop and where do I put them. Take a look at the chapter Data Backup & Transfer in the help. Also I noticed in the latest version something called "smart upload". What is it and what does it do?...

Some users had a strange problem. When posting using BlogDesk (or any other weblog client), the HTML tags were distroyed because all '<' and '>' were removed. Finally there is an explanation & solution for this problem. You'll need to install this WordPress plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugin...

There is nothing I can do - the interface between BlogDesk and WordPress only allows to read the last x posts from the beginning. And at some point, that's too much. If you want to edit very old posts, you need to login to WordPress.

This is not possible using BlogDesk.

CMP wrote: Using Windows Live Writer (WLW) I can change fonts

You can change the font with BlogDesk, too (if you insert the appropriate HTML tags in the source view). But you should rarely do so. If you want to permanently change the font, you have to change the css files of your theme.

If you want to change the font in your blog, you need the change the blog theme. Take a look at the WordPress help system.

What you suggest for cahnign default font seems to work only for HTML. It only works in the Source Editor . Please take a look at the help file for details. I couldn' find the path for your suggestion abit saving trackbacks You can open the Notebook in the Extras menu, you can store any text there,...