Windows Live Writer| Twenty Reasons You Should be Using It

Today I bumped across this new way of posting into my blog using Windows Live Blog. I think it is a really cool way of writing as opposed to the traditional way of posting into Blogger directly. One thing though, that I am not liking is how the program cannot display misspelt words. Yeah, that is actually crazy, I just did that spelling check thing and surprise, surprise...the thing that just ran along and said Spelling Check Complete without really giving me options.

   
There are however around one million and twenty reasons why you should switch to using Windows Live Writer to post your WordPress, Livepad and Blogger blog posts. One of the reasons lies in that emoticon that I just posted above, doesn't it look cool?
One other thing that you will definitely love with the Windows Live Writer is the way it delivers clean HTML across a wide range of blogging platforms. I have had the chance to try it both on blogger.com and WordPress.com and the results are fantabulously awesome. The fact that it has a WYSIWYG editing platform also puts it way above the other offline blogging platforms available. You can easily upload picture and resize them. You can add video clips and almost any other multimedia you may wish to add.
I also always dreamt of the day when I would actually be able to share my posts on all major social networking sites without having to resort to doing it manually. In Windows Live Writer, I might have found the solution and resolution to this. There are like a thousand directories of plugins that allow you to automatically share your posts' shortened URLs on upto three twitter accounts, Facebook.com, LinkedIn and a gazillions other social networking sites.
The Microsoft Windows Live Writer plugins directory offers a lot more than social sharing icons and
Another feature that you will really like is the added capabilities of the Windows Live Writer, you can easily tweak the date you want your article to have been written, something that I am going to try on this blog post today. Additionally, you can post images, resize and edit them from Windows Live Writer. Instanteous addition of categories is another feature you are definitely going to like.
Creating links using Windows Live Writer has been simplified with promptings of whether you want to link to the Windows Live Blog or automatically link to an authority site outside your blog. It also lets you add titles to your links, a thing that greatly improves your onsite SEO-optimization if used properly.
With the solid backing of Microsoft corporation, bloggers can rest assured that Windows Live Writer has seen offline blogging come to an abrupt end.