Rocket blog Post with Anconia
RocketPost blog software is the first productivity app for blogging, designed for serious bloggers and business users. Unlike low-end clients, RocketPost is a complete, standalone editor which puts you in control. It s the only blog editor with both WYSIWYG editing, full local editing and full blog import. And it works just like email, so you already know how to use it. Version 1.5.318 new features: Multiple-word AutoCorrect, highlighter, affiliate codes, caps lock safety, supports TypePad/MSN Spaces/BlogHarbor/Drupal/dasBlog/.Text,Squarespace in addition to existing Blogger/Movable Type/WordPress, multiple word search, auto link related posts, link Web tags like Technorati/Flickr/Delicious, built-in photo editing, photo effects, one-click photo albums, link tooltips, full table editing, and autoupdater.
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January 23rd, 2007 at 7:30 pm
I didn’t quite understand how to use RocketPost when I donwloaded it and there is no manual of any kind for those of us who are super-techs or people with relatively simple questions.
But the biggest problem I found is that support for anything from Anconia – such as when the software or something along the way coughs – is non-existent.
Looks like a nice piece of software, but supporting what you make is important too.
I’d never buy from Anconia again.
January 25th, 2007 at 9:21 pm
Thanks, I love it
May 25th, 2010 at 12:03 pm
Rocket Anconia is very unstable and easily crashes. The support is terrible. I got no response from e-mails and a letter and ended up paying for another upgrade. Don’t know why I bothered because the upgrade started to malfuction too. I great the impression that Rocket Anconia is run from a teenage nerd in a shed: the on-line help is never on. It’s a pity the whole thing is so flaky because when it works it’s okay. My latest problem is that it will not import email lists: just a tad problematic!
May 26th, 2010 at 12:17 pm
I too have exactly the same problem with Rocket anconia – it crashes more often that a Toyota with a jammed accelerator! and the service/support!! There isn’t any! Who do Anconia subcontract the Support Desk to: the North Koreans? Thinking about it I guess they chose the name ‘Rocket’ with some care: the thing launches and then explodes. Buyer beware!