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Can I publish my Writer text as a Blog?


Yes.

Just download the free extension and install the Oracle (Sun) Weblog Publisher. This will export your text document to a Blog server, taking care of most formatting text attributes, tables, images and graphics.

After installation, go to Tools > Options and click Internet > Weblog to add the internet blog servers or platforms that you are using. The following Blog servers are currently supported: Blogger, Roller, WordPress, Movable Type (xml-rpc), Atom Publishing Protocol (API), and MetaWeblog (API).

To publish your writer document online as a blog, go to File > Send > To Weblog.

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