mail to blog test

So dasBlog allows me to email new entries to my blog but how well is it going to work? I’m composing the message in Outlook, actually Word 2003. What font will show up? What about the rest of the formatting? For example, the image below is on its own line and centered. Below it is more text.

If this works I’ll eat a bug, or something.

(hey, it worked!)

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Travel test

I need a good way to integrate travel photos into my blog. Rumor has it that nGallery is being integrated into dasBlog but when?

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Getting ready for the big trip

Keeping in touch will be one of the big challenges of being away from home for 6 months. Maybe a web log would be a good part of the solution? We’ll see. I’ve installed dasBlog on http://www.massena.com and converted over my www.massena.com/darrin page to give dasBlog a shakedown. The ‘darrin’ page has been updated 3 times in the last 5 years, not much of a challenge for dasBlog but it’s a start.

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Warfare Incorporated Released!

Warfare IncorporatedThis one has been a long time in the making but I think you’ll understand why when you play it. Warfare Incorporated is a no-compromises Real-Time Strategy (RTS) game for PalmOS and PocketPC compatible handhelds. Developed by my other company (co-owned with Scott Ludwig), Spiffcode, and published by Handmark.

Learn more, download free trial version

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QuickBits 1.0 released!

I have just completed my latest creation, QuickBits, a utility to enhance the performance (speed) of Palm and PalmOS compatible handhelds. Here’s a quick blurb and a link to my company’s web site:

Your Palm will SCREAM
with QuickBits!.

QuickBits

Make your Palm (or PalmOS compatible handheld) run faster! QuickBits optimizes several common operations to improve their performance by as much as 8 times the original speed. Applications which rely heavily on these operations (text drawing, memory read/write, memory filling, form popup/hide, form draw) gain a significant speed boost. All this translates into a snappier, more responsive Palm user interface.

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Sea-Monkeys Flashback

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