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I Stand Corrected... 
- Version: 0.6, 1/15/2004 11:31AM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
jim.mitchell
Impressive ! - Version: 0.5, 1/4/2004 08:59PM PST
Andrew Walker
This is a fantastic piece of software. Well done! Blogging is so much fun with BlogWorkz, it´s amazing! Easy to use, quick, powerful and useful. I don´t think any serious bloggers out there should blog without BlogWorkz. I have just donated US$90 and I´ll donate more soon ! Congratulations to the developers and thank you for making my blogging experience so much better!
NAG SCREEN is no more.... - Version: 0.5, 1/4/2004 11:19AM PST
soapdog
Hi Folks,
I changed the nag screen, it will not popup in timed intervals, it will pop when a drawer is closed, like the settings drawer....
if anyone need assistance, feel free to ask. I answer in a couple hours.
Cheers
I am uploading new version... - Version: 0.5, 1/4/2004 10:31AM PST
soapdog
I heard Mr Jim.
Yes nagscreen every 55 seconds was a bad idea.... nag screen is supposed to anoy you but keep the app usable. I am changing the interval for 3 minutes. I am uploading right now, will post a new note when is uploaded.
Also application is not unstable, it was debugged, but it won't open on MacOS lower than 10.2, check your systems.
cheers
Beware the Nagware... - Version: 0.5, 1/4/2004 09:59AM PST
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jim.mitchell
From the application: This program is donation-ware, meaning there is a silly nagscreen that will beep at you every 55 seconds. The only way to remove this silly nagscreen is by donating money
I know the idea is to get paid for your work, but as a user of the product, I'd rather open my browser, log in to Blogger and use their interface than be nagged every 55 seconds. If I were nagged at launch and quit, that might incentive if I liked the product, but less than every minute is annoying at best and has already turned me off to the product.
As a side note, I was nagged 2 times before I was even able to figure out how to set my blog info and test it.
My opinion, others may vary.
I know the idea is to get paid for your work, but as a user of the product, I'd rather open my browser, log in to Blogger and use their interface than be nagged every 55 seconds. If I were nagged at launch and quit, that might incentive if I liked the product, but less than every minute is annoying at best and has already turned me off to the product.
As a side note, I was nagged 2 times before I was even able to figure out how to set my blog info and test it.
My opinion, others may vary.
Unusable - Version: 0.5, 1/4/2004 09:57AM PST
AdamTinworth
It crashed on opening every time I tried to use it. Not a great first impression.
keep up the good work - Version: 0.3, 5/5/2003 04:20PM PST
saint.duo
Very nice, small app that does exactly what it says it will. Developer is very reponsive and friendly.
Confusing interface - Version: 0.2.1, 5/4/2003 06:16PM PST
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cnladd
Confusing interface, though appears to work well enough with the default test blog. Starts out in "demo mode", which is not explained very well. I was not able to successfully get this configured for my own 'blog. It's free, for now -- the lack of an actual usage license leaves a little to be desired.
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it should be working now... - Version: 0.2.1, 5/3/2003 11:23AM PST
soapdog
* Bug with frameworks are fixed, couple users reported it running fine.
the download is now a Disk Image File.. http://www.soapdog.org/blogworks/blogworkzpb2.dmg
please review and send me notes...
As for usability of the product, I think it's the best stand alone solution available for Blogger. No other app has taken the time to implement the title field option, which is the biggest reason for not using any of them to me.
BlogWorkz is maturing nicely as the developer learns more. I'd like to eventually see the ability to edit previous posts and upload images. That'd make it the smoker of Blogger clients.
Oh, yeah... I'd REALLY like to be able to resize the window ;)