BlogPiccs (formerly Picasa Image Plugin) Crack+ Free Registration Code PC/Windows
Picasa Image Plugin is a free Windows Live Writer add-on that lets you quickly insert photo galleries and album-based galleries from Picasa.
There are many different ways to add pictures to your blog and Picasa Image Plugin takes care of all of them. Just click a button and you are set. Installation: Run the executable which will be extracted into your Windows Live Writer installation directory. Remember to first run the application once and give it administrator rights on your computer, to install and run the add-on you need to be logged in as an administrator on your computer. Changes:
The Windows Live Writer add-on has a side panel where you can see in which mode the add-on was activated. If you want, you can change the default link to "View in Picasa" to "View in Windows Live Photos" or vice versa, using the options in the panel.
If you open your edit window in Picasa you can see, how your image gallery looks like. There you can edit the settings of the elements you want to use in your blog post.
You can upload images from your computer to your Picasa album or mark the image as being already present in your album.
The Windows Live Writer add-on allows you to easily insert images from Picasa - you can add several galleries and albums from any single Picasa account.
If you are using Picasa as your online gallery, you don't have to worry any more about your galleries being available on the web. You just have to install the Windows Live Writer plugin and have it enabled. You will then see the album name when adding a photo gallery from any Picasa account.... BlogPiccs (previously Picasa Image Plugin) requires the following:
· Windows Live Writer
·.NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1
· Internet Explorer 8
· Internet Explorer 7 or Firefox 2 or higher
· Internet Explorer 8 SP1 or Firefox 2.0.0.14 or higher
Windows Live Writer (included in the standard installation of WLW 4.5) This used to be a free plugin (the WLW homepage lists it as "Ad-supported") but it was removed from Windows Live Writer 2009. If you want to install it, you'll have to download it from the official site. The new, ad-supported version can also be downloaded for free from the homepage of WLW. If you downloaded the new version, you can install it by following the instructions on the WLW
BlogPiccs (formerly Picasa Image Plugin) With Registration Code [Win/Mac]
BlogPiccs is a plugin for Windows Live Writer that enables you to easily and quickly insert photos from
Picasa into your blog. It provides you a simple and easy way to quickly view your Picasa images or
create albums in your Picasa account from within your blog. A Picasa account can be of any type
(Picasa web album, Picasa album, Picasa image) and can be chosen in the same way as a
folder in Windows.
BlogPiccs (formerly Picasa Image Plugin) Installation instructions:
Extract the downloaded file to a location of your choice.
Copy the BLOGPICCS32.DLL file into your project’s references directory and the LIBBLOGPICCS.DLL file
into your application directory.
If the error "Property bag key PicasaLibPath not found in xml" occurs you need to add the following line
before the  tag in wlw.xml.
This issue is caused by the fact that the online Picasa API (which allows
requesting Picasa images from your website) may not be accessible from the local IIS.
This issue is resolved by changing the "ContentPath" property in the project properties to
If you already have Picasa installed on your machine, follow the step-by-step wizard to get the
Picasa web album URL and put it in the proper configuration dialog.
BlogPiccs (formerly Picasa Image Plugin) Installation instructions:
Extract the downloaded file to a location of your choice.
Copy the BLOGPICCS.DLL file into your project’s references directory and the LIBBLOGPICCS.DLL file
into your application directory.
If the error "Property bag key PicasaLibPath not found in xml" occurs you need to add the following line
before the  tag in wlw.xml.
This issue is caused by the fact that the online Picasa API (which allows
requesting Picasa images from your website) may not be accessible from the local IIS.
This issue is resolved by changing the "ContentPath" property in the project properties to
http
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