For quite some time there were a couple of bugs reported, and I was not able to fix them until today. First one was a nasty one. Quite a lot of folks reported that the plug-in didn’t work directly. They had to run the Windows Live Writer as Administrator to make the plugin work fine. I have been pretty busy of late, but finally… I have fixed it. 2nd one was reported by lawvol here. I have fixed that too! Thanks Lawvol for letting me know. Please uninstall the existing version from control pan... [More]

…and I must say, I am VERY VERY happy that I did Here is what all I absolutely fell in love with…     Windows + T – If you press the Windows Key along with T, you can see the taskbar getting highlighted. Now, you can press T multiple times or use your arrow keys to move to the application that you would like to activate.     Quick Launch is missing – And although I was a very big fan of it, I don’t miss it at all. You have an option to Pin/Unpin the applicatio... [More]

If you blog, and haven’t used any of my plug-ins for Windows Live Writer, may be you should. In this post though, the agenda is not to push you to install the plug-ins but tell you about my experience with Application.StartupPath and how problematic it could be!!! Well, it all started when I decided to write a few plug-ins for my favorite Windows Live Writer. The SDK was easily available, and I found that any new plug-in was required to be installed in the Plug-in folder inside WLW Installation... [More]