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How to Post on WordPress Directly from MS-Word.

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How to Post on WordPress Directly from MS-Word.

We are all aware of the various tricks that one can use to utilize MS-Office for doing uncommon tasks. Nowadays I’m going to share the same trick that you’ll be able to use for posting on your WordPress blog right from Microsoft Word itself.

Yes, this can be possible! you’ll be able to create your post and publish it on your blog from the MS-Word interface without opening the browser or about to your blog. It only wants you to be connected to the internet.

Step 1.
Firstly you have to open MS-Word and click on the office button and click on NEW. Here choose the ‘New Blog Post’ option and click on create.

Step 2.
Once you create the new blog post you’d asked to ‘Register’ your blog and choose the blogging platform that you utilize on your blog.

Here you need to fill within the details of your blog and populate the fields with the logins details of your blog. Once you are doing this your blog would be registered and you’d be ready to post.

Note: whereas registering you’ll be able to select the ‘Picture Options’ that specify where you would like the images in your post to be stored. You’ll be able to store them on your own server or on your blog as well.

Step 3.
Creating your post in MS-Word
After the blog is registered you’d see a MS-Word like interface as you’ll be able to see within the image below. Here you’ll be able to enter the headline and create your post even as you’d in WordPress.

Step 4.
Publishing your post
In the top left corner you’ll see the Publish button. There are 2 choices ‘Publish as Draft’ or Publish as a Post’. If you would like to store the post as a draft on your blog then you’ll be able to select the first option i.e. Draft or if your post in final and you want to publish it on the blog then you’ll be able to select the other option i.e. Publish as Post.

Now you’ll be able to publish your blog post right from MS-Word without any problem.

If you’re not comfortable doing this it’s better that you just use the WordPress dashboard only and if you have got any problems together with your WordPress installation then contact the web hosting service provider to help you with your web site.