Eye-tracking studies are hot in the web design world, but it can be hard to figure out how to translate the results of these studies into real design implementations. These are a few tips from eye-tracking studies that you can use to improve the design of your blog or site.
Recently Microsoft released Windows Live Writer, a blog authoring tool from its BETA hell to, well, Live. The tool has a lot of promise and is a vast improvement over the default editor in Community Server.
If you are a corporate user of this software that uses Community Servers integrated login module, you were out of luck, sort of until I discovered a forum post by Telligent employee Kevin Harder.
Windows Live Writer and Integrated authentication – Community Server
Windows Live Writer does not natively support integrated logins at this point and requires a username and password to setup a Community Server Weblog account. To do this you need to perform one of the following workarounds.
