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BlogStats
BlogStats is a program for blogging.
BlogStats offers ability for user to make blog by editing and storing blog records at his personal computer, to link pictures with records and to set tags of records. BlogStats' master of diagrams can make 6 types of diagrams. They are very useful for blogger who want to know: 1. what tags and when blogger writes more than others, 2. how tags of records impress to the time between records, 3. how the time since previous record impress to tag of next record, 4. and also how tags of... -
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Oragir
Alternative multipltform client for LiveJournal web-based service
...With Oragir you can download and archive your entire journal on hard disk, write new and edit existing blog entries using WYSIWYG editor. Being written in c++ with using Qt toolkit Oragir performs well on any supported platforms such as Windows, Linux, Mac etc. -
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OrbitsWriter is a cross-platform blog application based on Qt framework.
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QtBlogger is a powerful software written with Qt which helps you managing your blog. Complete text editor, image suggestion, cross-platform etc ....
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