Yikes! That’ll teach me to zip back and forth between blog posts…not.

It won’t run on my R2H. I haven’t tried to troubleshoot the issue, yet.

I think ink blogs are a very nice way for the author to bring their personality to the screen. I, like Rodfather, use Windows Journal and Live Writer to bring my posts to life.

BTW Rodfather, nice ink blog and glad to see you.

Indexing is nice but who really wants the whole world to read their blog?? That would just bring out the people who want to critize you for what you write.

Hi, Welcome to the ink blogging community!
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Yay! Kevin finally cracked! This is a great victory for peer pressure, I mean, ink blogging.

And yes, my ink blog entries are indexed because I include the converted text, and Ed’s plug-in can include converted text too, so inked entries can be indexed if desired. This also means the visually impaired can “read” them. My system hides the text from view unless invoked, which could be a problem, so I also post an inkless edition for recent entries, as well as a plain text edition. I also include Links in Ink.

Love ink blogs! They take a bit more work, but it’s soo personal. Anybody can type Garamond, but only JK can write like JK. Okay, I’m not going to say anything else about that (:

James (3rd comment James), your ink blog is awesome. Love the style.

I’m starting to get better at it. I use Journal and copy/paste to an image editor. then copy/paste that image into Live Writer.
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It’s been a much more pleasant experience ever since I installed HID drivers for the Q1.

I resemble that remark.

Steve, you really have to stop printing out all of our posts; that would help save the trees even more. ;)

Brian: Yes.