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This is Lisa Williams' first blog outline. 
Thoughts about using an outliner to write a weblog
| | I wonder how writing an outline with an entire day's posts |
| | as opposed to indivdual posts |
| | Would my weblog become more cohesive |
| | if I could see very easily how one post flowed into another immediately in the editing window |
| | rather than only after publishing? |
| | It seems like it would be much easier to have daily "themes" |
| | and of course it would be much easier to change the order of individual posts. |
Saving. Interesting, I just saved this and it automatically named it 25.opml.
I wonder where this is being saved.
Let me click View.
Hmm. That didn't do anything that I could see immediately. Perhaps I'm supposed to use it in a different context.
| | it's called 25.opml because that's today's date. |
| | The entire URL ends with 2005/7/25.opml |
| | Easy to do interesting things with chronology that way. |
"Save" works differently in the "Your OPML Weblog" context than it does in the "New [Outline]" context.
| | When you hit "Save" in the "Your OPML Weblog" changes are saved automatically to the web. |
| | When you hit File>Save when writing a new outline, you navigate to My Documents>OPML>www, save into that folder, and *then* it gets saved to the web. |
| | Perhaps that latter operation also works with the OPML weblog, so that there are two ways to save. |
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