NOTE: A newer version is available here
Since I finally spent some time this weekend setting up Community Server for my new blog (Yea, I know, welcome to the 90’s Ed), I decided to also have a look at
the new MS Windows Live Writer blog posting tool. I quickly found out the only way to use Ink from a Tablet PC is using Cut & Paste – not optimal.
After spending a few hours with the Writer SDK last night, I whipped up a (very!) Beta Plugin for blogging in ink. There are several features I’d like to add, so I’ll probably update it some, in my copious free time :-).
Please take a look, let me know what you think. Enjoy. (Note: this is beta software, use at your own risk)
Requires MS Windows Tablet PC Edition & .NET framework 2.0 to be installed. Plugin will not show up in writer without 2.0 framework.
2) Close all running instances of Writer
3) Unzip and copy the file (InkBlogPlugIn.dll) to your Writer Plugin Directory (C:\Program Files\Windows Live Writer\Plugins by default)
3) You should now see a “Insert Ink Blog” optionon the Insert menu and right side task pane
4) Ink Away!
Rob Bushway at GottabeMobile.com is reporting about a new add-in for Windows Live Writer that has been
Very Cool! Testing went well for me!!
Very nice! It seems to work just fine for me.
I used for this post Ink Biog Beta 1 — Posted by CTitanic to ULTRA MOBILE PC TIPS at 8/16/2006 09:44:47
There have been a few announcements elseweb about the new Tablet PC Wiki that was launched just a few
There always seems to be debates on getting links from A-List bloggers, and how hard it is for the average
It didn’t take long for the plugins to appear for Windows Live Writer. There is a project on Codeplex…
It workes perfectly. My only problem is that WLW accepts only in the HTML view the TIP of my Tablet PC. Anybody his the same problem ?
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