C # lab-Windows Live writer

1. download the required Tool Windows Live writer package

2.decompress wlsetup-web.exe

3. Detailed steps

Select writer. Other options are optional.

 

Open

Click to accept

Start configuration, click Next

Click Finish. Wait...

The interface is opened

Enter the title, content, and click to publish the draft to the log.

Log on to the blog center and manage the background

You can edit, and operate. If you click Publish in Windows Live writer, it is equivalent to publishing.

 

Insert a hyperlink

Select and open the link in the new window to give you a good experience.

 

 

Windows Live writer installed by default has no plug-ins.CodeInsert a plug-in. You can log on to the relevant website to download the plug-in.

Http://plugins.live.com/writer/browse? Orderby = featured & page = 1

In my Windows Live writer package, a Silverlight file, Flash, code block, and video are inserted.

Double-click Insert code for Windows Live writer. MSI to continue the next installation.

After the installation is successful, restart Windows Live writer.

Click it to insert the code block.

Now, insert an image. You can copy the image elsewhere, place the image in the memory, place the cursor in Windows Live writer, paste the image, and drag the image to resize it.

 

Note that some nice blogs write their own HTML code:

Note Windows Live writer here

Click it.

 

Note: If you press Ctrl + S to save the blog, it is not published to the blog garden. If your picture is pasted elsewhere, it is a temporary file.

If you use 360 security guard to clean up the garbage, please note that when you open the draft next time, the picture will no longer be displayed, and you will cry.

I have experienced it.

 

C # lab:

Lab entry conditions: C # learners must have a certain degree of foundation, do not ask some low-level questions, do not talk about some partners that have nothing to do with the purposes of this group, love to share knowledge, I have my own learning plan. I only have 50 students, so I can further communicate with me.