Joe Peichel

"It is actually quite simple to use BlogScript. All you have to do is copy a
block of text from any application. Then, select BlogScript from the Script
Menu, and your text will be automatically posted to your weblog."

Success!! I copied the above quote from the "Readme" & ran the script from the script menu - voila! blog from anywhere in Aqua! Too cool!!

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