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Author:   Raymond Yee  
Posted: 2/25/2003; 9:26:39 AM
Topic: At work trying to make it easier to blog
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At work trying to make it easier to blog #

I always muse that it would be great if somehow I had the technology to make it easier to weblog.  This weekend, I wrote some notes to myself about how I plan to make it easier to post references on my blog.  I have many lists of links in Ecco -- but it feels like too much work to convert the list into HTML.  However, I am interested in seeing whether I can automate the conversion of those links to HTML.  It's funny that I would spend hours writing a program to do what might not take that much time.  Yet, that's the way it is with programmers....  (I suppose that once I've assembled the links in Ecco, I feel that I've done the work that I want to do.  Hitting a button to upload them them all in nicely formatted HTML is something that I am willing to do -- but converting them by hand is not something I want to do too often.)

Same with pictures....I'd like to share more of the pictures that I take -- but I don't want to have to create thumbnails and upload them all to Manila by hand.  But I'm at work pulling together some tools to automate that process.


 
Posted by Raymond Yee on 2/25/03; 9:26:42 AM
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