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Zoundry, an application designed for bloggers to do posting much easier.
It have an WYSIWYG system on writing posts, you can also edit the XHTML files.
The fully featured blog management features like post one entire to multiple blogs, manage multiple accounts and ping weblog servers.


The menu here helps you add quick links to popular sites.

The iRows' Founders hired by Google. There are rumors about this and now it's finally confirmed by the iRows owner. Google tried to build a online document manage system, it first bought Writely, made Google Notebook, and while these time Google is seeking for a Spreadsheet, it made it's own. But after iRows' founders join Google, Google could integrate iRows and become a more complete web document system.

Editor Comment:

Google hires iRows' funder is like what Google did to Gtalkr. I think this is very cool. I wish I can do anything by Google.

Nothing is better in explaining what TinyMCE does than by the official site's own words:

TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems.

There is an incredible amount of WYSIWYG HTML editors out there, TinyMCE is one of those that stands out. Here are some of the features made it well known:
1. Open Source
2. Multilingual
3. Cross-Browser
4. Skinnable
6. Unobtrusive
7. Easily configurable
TinyMCE appears in these projects: Wordpress, PHPnuke, e107. There are plugins that can make TinyMCE work for XOOPS, Typo3, Plone, Drupal, Mambo and Xaraya, all of these are in the list of Most popular CMS out there.
According to Sourceforge, TinyMCE have been downloaded 570,523 times in the time of writing. That does not include the TinyMCE system inside Wordpress, PHPnuke and e107, where all of those combines have more than 1 million downloads.

Editor Comment:

I have feelings toward TinyMCE. I mean FEELINGS. TinyMCE isn't the only choice. There is a very alike WYSIWYG editor, FCKeditor(I know the name make people relate it to an "F" word). FCKeditor is more toward higher level users--users that will use the WYSIWYG editor make forms.