Hello,
There's one thing I really miss in Blogjet and I find it strange nobody had mentioned it yet (perhaps I wasn't successful enough in finding similar postings). In practice, I cannot blog in my native language - Polish. BlogJet works fabulously, but only when I'm writing in English.
Polish uses several CTRL+ALT combinations to type in "national" characters. (I believe the story is pretty much the same in some other languages.)
Namely:
CTRL+ALT+a = ą (this one works)
CTRL+ALT+e = ę (shortcut for Centered paragraph/align)
CTRL+ALT+l = ł (shortcut for <p align="left"></p> in HTML mode)
CTRL+ALT+n = ń (shortcut for New Post)
CTRL+ALT+o = ó (shortcut for Open)
CTRL+ALT+s = ś (shortcut for Save)
CTRL+ALT+z = ż (this one works)
CTRL+ALT+x = ź (this one works)
Similar - capital letters
CTRL+ALT+A = Ą (this one works)
CTRL+ALT+E = Ę (shortcut for Extended Entry)
CTRL+ALT+L = Ł (shortcut for Bullet Style)
CTRL+ALT+N = Ń (shortcut for Numbering)
CTRL+ALT+O = Ó (shortcut for Open Draft)
CTRL+ALT+S = Ś (shortcut for Save)
CTRL+ALT+Z = Ż (this one works)
CTRL+ALT+X = Ź (this one works)
Summing up, it seems that BlogJet doesn't care much about whether the ALT key is pressed or not. CTRL+o and CTRL+ALT+o work in exactly the same manner.
I really wish I could suggest the tool to some of my local colleagues, but the current status makes it impossible.
Greetings!
-Lech
