Comments on: Updated: More on Windows Live Writer http://www.jeffhoy.us/posts/updated-more-on-windows-live-writer/ A blog about my hobbies, plus a bunch of other crap too. Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:36:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jeff Hoy http://www.jeffhoy.us/posts/updated-more-on-windows-live-writer/#comment-36 Jeff Hoy Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:09:22 +0000 http://www.jeffhoy.us/2007/09/24/more-on-windows-live-writer/#comment-36 Well Joe, I'm an idiot. Thanks for making me look stupid on my own blog :-). Anyhow, yeah, that's exactly what I wanted. I have no idea how I overlooked all of that. It's just a great testament to you and your team that you know what bloggers want and need in a tool. Thanks again, Jeff Hoy Well Joe, I’m an idiot. Thanks for making me look stupid on my own blog :-) .

Anyhow, yeah, that’s exactly what I wanted. I have no idea how I overlooked all of that. It’s just a great testament to you and your team that you know what bloggers want and need in a tool.

Thanks again,

Jeff Hoy

]]> By: Joe Cheng [MSFT] http://www.jeffhoy.us/posts/updated-more-on-windows-live-writer/#comment-35 Joe Cheng [MSFT] Mon, 24 Sep 2007 19:31:15 +0000 http://www.jeffhoy.us/2007/09/24/more-on-windows-live-writer/#comment-35 Hi, I'm a developer on the WLW team. WLW should already create thumbnails for you--just use Insert Image or drag/drop an image into your post. The image that you see in your post is the "thumbnail", and your readers can click on that to see the larger version. Or are you referring to some other feature when you say "thumbnail"? You can add watermarks using the Effects tab that should appear when an image is selected. Hope that helps... Hi, I’m a developer on the WLW team. WLW should already create thumbnails for you–just use Insert Image or drag/drop an image into your post. The image that you see in your post is the “thumbnail”, and your readers can click on that to see the larger version. Or are you referring to some other feature when you say “thumbnail”?

You can add watermarks using the Effects tab that should appear when an image is selected.

Hope that helps…

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