Poster Frequently Asked Questions

Blog from your desktop on Windows and OS X.

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Poster allows you to manage and make posts to one or more services from your desktop. At present, it supports the following:
... with more to come.

Donations
Poster is free to download, distribute and use. (Subject to the license agreement.) However, if you find it useful and wish to support future development, donations are more than welcome. Click the button below to make a donation via PayPal.

credits

Developed by Alex McChesney. © 2008

Poster uses the following:

Thanks to:
Ian Beveridge
Rebecca McChesney
David Mclaughlin

FAQ

How do I upgrade from an older version of Poster?

Simply delete the old version from the location you installed it to, and install the new version. Your settings will be carried over.

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I have a blog on Wordpress.com, and the modified time on any post I make from Poster is wrong. Is this a bug?

Log into your Wordpress.com account, and access the "General Options" page for your blog. You should see an entry called "Times in the blog should differ by:" and a number. This tells Wordpress what time zone you are in. Poster needs to know what you have entered here so it can adjust times accordingly. Bring up the Poster preferences dialog by clicking the cog icon in the toolbar or selecting the "Preferences" menu item. You should see a list of your accounts in the tree on the left of the dialog. Click the + beside your Wordpress account, then select the item for your blog. In the "Timezone offset (hours)" field that appears, enter the same value as on the Wordpress.com website. Posts you make or edit using Poster should now have the correct timestamp.

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Will there be a Linux version?

Yes. Eventually.

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I've tried Poster, but it's not for me. What other blogging tools are available?

We're sorry you didn't like Poster. Please drop us a line to let us know how it could be improved, and do check back for future updates. You might like to try the following alternative tools:

Windows

Mac

Linux

Multi-Platform

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