This is the blog of Adam Kalsey. Unusual depth and complexity. Rich, full body with a hint of nutty earthiness.
This is the blog of Adam Kalsey. Unusual depth and complexity. Rich, full body with a hint of nutty earthiness.
Introducing Zempt, a multi-platform offline publishing tool for Movable Type. Continue reading...
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Competiton for SharpMT?
Excerpt: Could it be that SharpMT might have some real competition? I was reading Kadyellebee tonight, and I came across Zempt. Its another Desktop client designed with :mt: in mind! SharpMT and Zempt almost parallel each other, but the developers seem to have ...
It only needs 2 features before I would bless it as perfectomundo …
… support for multiple accounts/blogs.
… the ability to load old posts.
Correction — when I logout, I cn create another account on another blog — cool!
Editing previous posts is something that is coming in the next release.
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Zempt
Excerpt: Zempt is yet another offline publishing tool, specially aimed at Movable Type. Too bad it doesn't support proxies yet....
Proxy support is planned for the 0.4 release.
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Zempt
Excerpt: In short, there are a couple of problems, but it's going to be good.
Been playing with this and I noticed one thing that annoys me. I created an account for bug tracking and it didn’t go. I never received my password in e-mail.
Looks pretty sweet though. I am in a conundrum between Zempt and SharpMT..
I guess future releases will determine my favorite. How bot a PocketPC port so we can have a client for our PDAs?? :)
Any idea on dates for the next releases? Especially 0.4 (Proxy Support)
The 0.3 release should be out within a week. Other than that, we don’t have any set timeline. That’s the curse of open-source side projects. They get done when the developers have the time. Bill Zeller now has a bunch of time on his hands, so we should have a number of releases over the next few weeks.
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Installed MTPlugins, modified stylesheets and html...
Excerpt: TrackBacks are comments. They are comments left on someone else’s site rather than your own, but they are comments nonetheless. Movable Type makes a distinction between entry comments and TrackBacks that seems artificial, and it made more sense to me t...
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Zempt Test
Excerpt: This entry is posted using Adam Kalsey and Bill Zeller's Zempt 0.2 on a Windows 2000 machine. I think typing your post inside a browser textarea is really not a...
I’m new at blogging and still struggling to figure out some things—like, on the Zempt sign-in screen, what is the entry that asks “Enter XML-RPC Endpoint URL”? I have no idea what to put in there.
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Download these
Excerpt: I've just made two new excellent discoveries: Zempt, a Movable Type blogging tool with which I am posting this entry...
The Good:
I love the ability to post the entry with the date/time stamp set to either the time you created it, the current time, or anything else you want.
The Bad:
PLEASE work on the editor. An add-link shortcut is a must, but what would be very nice is user defined tags with user defined shortcut keys.
Zempt has user support forums up now at http://forums.zempt.com/ so I’m closing this discussion. Please post any comments or questions there.
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Zempt
Excerpt: Zempt is a great Multi-Platform posting for Movable Type, even thought it is only ported to windows users. Zempt is in 0.4 and it is pretty cool. It is definitely a ravel to w.bloggar only in one department thought,...
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May 5, 2003 6:38 PM
zempt
Excerpt: For the last month or so, I've been testing out Zempt, "multi-platform posting for Movable Type." Its a desktop client