Hi Gordon and all
Ar ok that's the catch then, thanks for the advice. Will also check out
Taco HTML Edit as am thinking of creating a website to publicize my
groups on Emissives or something like that. It may also help me brush up
my web development too. Thanks once again.
Regards Chris
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On 05/04/2014 16:49, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi Chris
We have been using MarsEdit for years now, alongside other solutions such as
Taco HTML Edit. But I think to get the best out of MarsEdit you do need a
WordPress account on some server or others. We’re fortunate in as much as we
do have the capability and capacity to install our own server and dedicate it
to this type of thing so I think we will do this and as soon as I get around to
doing it we will move our blog to our own servers.
But I strongly urge you to buy direct from the developer. That way you can be
sure of benefiting from their excellent support.
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On 5 Apr 2014, at 12:33, Chris Apple boy <christopher...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Gordon and all
I am trying Mars Edit and it is brilliant. It recognized my Wordpress account
right away once I entered in the required information. I was able to post both
a blog and a page, make edits to it and so on. I plan to buy it probably from
the App Store soon rather than the developers themselves. So if you're going
down this route I say way to go for you.
Regards Chris
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On 05/04/2014 12:25, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
Recently, the subject of website development was discussed on Mac Access. This
kind of set me thinking and I wondered whether anybody had got any joy out of
using Sandvox? This is, I believe, apple’s recommended application now, since
their own iWeb is no longer available. Many people talk about using Wordpress,
and this is something I’m going to investigate while I’m on Easter holidays.
Although not in the same way as some others, I plan to install it on a local
server to see how it works. Once done, I’m planning to install MAMP Pro in
order to maintain several Wordpress sites on the same server.
Another application which may or may not have been mentioned as part of the
discussion is MarsEdit. This application which is available from a small developer
called Red Sweater, <http://www.red-sweater.com/marsedit/> is very definitely
worth a look and, if you’re able, supporting. The guy who develops the software is
very proactive and always keen to assist where he can.
Any thoughts anybody?
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