Anconia RocketPost for Windows

By Anconia
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Key Details of Anconia RocketPost

Create professional blogs for business use.
Last updated on July 23, 2015
There have been 2 updates
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Developer’s Description

Create professional blogs for business use.

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.

Anconia RocketPost for Windows

By Anconia
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: March 13, 2006

Latest update: July 23, 2015

Version: 1.5.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

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Total Downloads: 1,477

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

1.8/5

4 User Votes

Buggy product, nonexistant tech support
ric_jamesMay 24, 2007
Pros
Cons
This program crashed virtually every time I used it. Repeated attempts to contact tech support went unanswered, and I *was* a paying customer. Search for the blog "Hoodathunk" over at Blogspot and you'll see the details.
Summary
Don't expect product support!
Paul006December 25, 2006
Pros
When it works properly, it has some very nice features -- ones you won't find elsewhere.
Cons
When it doesn't work, or if you otherwise need help, forget about it! Your e-mails WILL go unanswered.
Summary
It's got a lot of promise
showpeopleAugust 29, 2006
Pros
Those webmasters who are familiar with Frontpage will welcome a little more WYSIWYG editing that this Blog Editor allows. <p>Its worth a try. It is honest shareware.
Cons
The importing of previous posts is hit and miss. Sometimes it seems to work well and other times, not. <p>Cost is quite high for a program that is no more than a word processor with graphic abilities. <p>Simplicity and speed being a main reason for blogging as opposed to static web sites will turn some off on this program. Learning curve is a little higher than BlogJet which seems to do the job well, however BlogJet does not have the graphic editing capabilities. <p>The biggest problem with most of these programs is that your host will probably provide the normal blogger with all the tools they need. <p>This program gives a little extra but at a much higher price. <p>Perhaps with a little more tweaking, a lower price and more documentation, the program will fly.
Summary
Hated it
GabLynn777June 17, 2006
Pros
When you do figure out how to use this software (without instructions or support -- even for the PAID version), it does manage to collect email addresses.
Cons
This software is not for a novice or even someone who considers themselves an intermediate software user. It's not intuitive so it's difficult to figure out how to use it yourself (I found it impossible) and there are absolutely no instructions. <p> <p>And forget about support from the company. You won't get an email response even AFTER you pay for the software (paid users are supposed to be entitled to at least email support according to Anconia. Forget it--it never comes.) <p> <p>I have tried for months to figure out this software on my own. I did manage to get it to capture emails, but only for one list. Then I couldn't figure out how to manage the sit. I finally gave up and have switched to something else. <p> <p>Maybe more advanced users will find this software helpful. Less experienced users will be throwing away their money.
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