Mutual respect.

I'm looking for a tool to keep a blog...

I have all these class notes that need arranging, and I really like the blog format(easy posting, clear hierarchy, nice design, etc...), but I want to post them OFFLINE.

Any programs able to post blogs to localhost html files or something?

Or any FREE programs that manage texts in hierarchies with a very clear structure, layout, ...??

Thanks y adios

-T

Linux: Heck yeah. Just use a regular PHP or Perl blog running on 127.0.0.1, and dont forward port 80 at the router...

Windows: Sure, but not as easy.

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Thanks for the quick reply, buddy...

I'm not running Linux though. Any hints on windows?

Yeah... In Windows you do it in exactly the same way. Install PHP (and mySQL if needed) and run a webserver with apache or something.

This should help in getting Apache and PHP installed:

http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/00/44/index4a_page7.html?tw=programming



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[This message has been edited by SG1_129 (edited March 27, 2004).]

WAY to funky/complicated for my style, guys.

Anything else? (just a program, even non-blog will do)

CityDesk from fogcreek.com will do it, but it's not free There IS a free trial you can try out, though.

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why not do it in a text editor?

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