However, other than WLW and Raven, no other client can edit wordpress pages. This is a real limitation when you use wordpress as a CMS.

Also, what you say about being online is all true, but … doesn’t doing it partially in one tool and finishing in WP’s editor sort of defeat the purpose, when you can just do it all in SF? It will upload for you, and I think WP tells you where it goes when it does, right? Maybe? I don’t know, I’ve never done it that way. I think I was using WLW before I joined WP, so I know more about Blogger’s editor than WP’s. It just seems like you’re making it harder on yourself that way when a single tool will do it for you.

Oh, and I lied about the image handling capabilities of Zoundry Raven. They’re almost as good as WLW’s, but not quite. I wasn’t able to save a screen shot from FireShot to the clipboard and paste it into ZR. I had to save it to a file and then go get it. Once it’s in, it’s just as easy to move around and stuff, but not as easy to get it in there, so sorry about that bit of misinformation. The rest of it’s true, though.

Anyway, whatever works best for you is perfect for you, hon. Since everyone loves your blog posts, I’d say — don’t worry about how they get there!

Love ya.

I did use WLW for a couple of posts, but since I’m always online it wasn’t worth the memory spent. I’d just find myself going through the WP editor.

You should email me or catch me online and tell me how Friday went! Hugs back

One advantage I noticed in working with things like Zoundry and WLW is the image-handling capabilities are far superior to SF. You can place the image, size it easily, tell it whether you want the image on the left, right or centered, whether to wrap text around it or to have it be inline (no wrapping), etc. That may be more than you need or want, but for folks that do a lot of image inserting, it’s really important (and the coolness factor’s high too). Also, both Zoundry and WLW will automatically upload your images for you; there’s not a separate step for that like with SF.

But I’m glad you like SF, and it’s cross-platform capabilities make it a great tool. WLW has added an extension for on-the-fly blogging, so V has gotten away from SF altogether (she actually uninstalled it, and so did I). I think, ultimately, it’s what your all comfy and cozy with: if you like SF, use it. Whatever helps make you a more efficient and happier blogger is the best tool for you.

Thanks for coming by, sweetie. I really appreciate the comments, and hope you’re doing all right. *hugs and love*

I’m still liking the Scribe Fire, but it couldn’t hurt to give zoundry a shot.