Jakub Kazecki posted a handy tip in our newsgroups which enables posting to MovableType directly from FeedDemon. First, select Tools > Blog this News Item > Configure Blog Publishing Tools, then click the “Add” button and enter this as the command line: http://www.myblog.com/cgi-bin/mt.cgi? is_bm=1&bm_show=&__mode=view&_type=entry &title=$ITEM_TITLE$ &link_title=$ITEM_TITLE$&link_href=$ITEM_LINK$ &text=$ITEM_DESCRIPTION$ Where ‘www.myblog.com/cgi-bin’ is the URL of your MT installation. After doing this, you’ll be able to right click on a news item and select “Blog This News Item” to post to your MovableType blog directly from FeedDemon. …excerpt from: http://nick.typepad.com/blog/2003/10/posting_to_mova.html

Glenn Slaven describes how to post to TypePad from FeedDemon. Great tip, Glenn! …excerpt from: http://nick.typepad.com/blog/2003/10/posting_to_type.html

I found a couple of places that host scripts for an Amazon Wishlist Display. There is Kalsey.com Amazon Wishlist display which puts out a text list of all Amazon products in your wishlist. Here is a quick rundown of the idea from Kalsey MTAmazon is often used to insert a person’s wishlist into their page. If you don’t want to go to the trouble of installing MTAmazon to display your wishlist, or if you don’t use MT, here’s simple way to put your wishlist on any web page. Go to Kalsey.com for instruction on how to impliment it. The second script I found is from EDazzle AmazonBox This wishlist outputs pictures of the items on your list and is extremely configurable with lots of CSS tags to help integrate it into your site. See how it works at Mindful Musings

I ran into some problems importing from BlogRolling OPML code into WordPress 0.72. I took a very quick look and realized that the regular expressions dont match the OPML. I made some changes to WordPress and I hope this helps someone. Steps: 1) Look for links.import.php in the wp-admin folder. 2) Around line 108, replace the preg_match_all(‘/

Here is the list of tools for which we need reviewers: BlogSnob Bloxsom Radio Userland Blogger.com …and the list grows.