Bytescout Post2Blog 3.01

Whats new in version 3.01:
problem with Flickr authorization fixed minor bug-fixes related to uploading to Flickr

Publisher review:
Freeware powerful blog editor for WordPress, Typepad, MovableType and other blogs.
Automates images uploading support (Flickr, ImageShack, FTP). Integrates with Firefox, IE, Word, RSS Bandit, FeedDemon, SharpReader

Provides assistance in managing existing posts, adding links from Amazon. Quick Snippets feature automates commonly typed texts and helps to auto-link referenced resources. Exporting features provides ability to export posts to HTML and PDF.

Can be run in Portable Mode (for running from portable USB flash drive so you can access and manage your blogs while you are away from your home/business computer)
Requirements:
Internet Explorer 5.x or higher

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
freeware version no limitations

Release notes:
Minor Update

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