how do u describe the word friend?

Question

how do u describe the word friend?

Answer 1

A person who you can give 100% trust.

A person who will listen to you.

A person who will be there for you till the end.

xx.

Answer 2

family with or without genetic ties. someone who loves you unconditionally. a gift from God. a rock when the waves are crashing on you. a person to tell all your great and horrible news to. a person to listen to. a person that you sincerely want the best for and they know it. a partner in this crazy, crazy life to help keep you sane. a shoulder to cry on.

Answer 3

friend is a person that helps u out in every problems. he or she is always there for a help. he/she doesnt care for any money or time or any thing else when it comes to ur proble. he/she is always there with u in every happy and sad moments.

Answer 4

As one who is with you through thick or thin,come hell or high water, through bad times and good,as one who has your back and vice versa

Answer 5

someone who is always there for us

who guide us when we are wrong show us the right path

who is always there in our sorrows and joys

someone who correct us when we are wrong.

an unconditional necessity.

Answer 6

My friend is cheerful when I am happy.....

My friend gives me a hand when I am in trouble.

Answer 7

The other complementing half of myself.

Answer 8

It is you in different forms.

Answer 9

I could say world's friend

andWord is a great tool for writing stuff, right? Blogging is all about communicating with words (and pictures, too). So, why not use Word to write your blog posts?



Stop, don't jump to the end of this post to push the comment button yet. I'm not an idiot. I'm not endorsing you commit HTML suicide. If you've ever written a post in Word 2003 or before and then copied and pasted the text into your web browser you know what I'm talking about. Sure you can do it, but you have to run one of those HTML clean up tools so that your posts don't look mangled. Even then the HTML is not tight and clean, right?



Well no more. We've been working late into the nights and very late into our development schedule for Word 2007 and we have a special goody for all you bloggers in Beta 2 of Office 2007. That's right blog post authoring from Word. This is a very late breaking feature and is definitely beta software. That said, I hope that everyone is pleasantly surprised with where we are going with this feature.



Why bother?



When I write a blog post using my blog providers web-based editor I miss some of the familiar Word features that I've come to rely on, specifically background spelling (those little red squiggles) and autocorrect. These features keep me from making stupid mistakes. Also, I simply want to use the tool that I use for most of my other writing tasks.

Word experience authoring post blog



Targeted user experience



Click on the picture above to see the a larger version of the image. Notice that the new user interface has been scoped to include the feature you most likely will need when authoring a blog post. We've gone from seven tabs on the ribbon to just two! The Home tab has been replaced with a Blog Post tab. We've add some special commands that you will need to manage your blog service accounts and publish your posts. We even added strikethrough to the basic text group since bloggers like using it so much.



Click on the images below to see the full tabs.



Blog Post tab Blog Insert tab



Publishing clean HTML to your blog



That's right. No more verbose Word HTML. The goal for this feature is not pure fidelity, but the right fidelity for your blog. The HTML for this post was created by Word. Go ahead, click View, Source in your browser and look at the HTML starting with "Word is a great tool..." We really are going pretty basic here. Bold become , Italic becomes , Heading 1 become

, Quotes become

and on it goes. There are definitely kinks in Beta 2. For example we are encoding smart quotes incorrectly so I had to turn off that feature in Word, but the goal is to output just what is needed to make your blog post clean and readable (code and rendered HTML).



Pictures



When you set up your blog you can specify an upload site and Word will take care of uploading any pictures that you insert in the blog post. Also, we'll automatically generate & upload PNGs for the Office graphics (charts, diagrams, etc.) that you insert in your post.



In Beta 2 we have basic FTP support. We hope to add support for metaweblog API picture handling, SharePoint picture libraries, and one or two others. While we have a limited ability to add many more providers to this late breaking feature, the feature is extensible and other providers can insure that their systems work with Word even after Office 2007 ships.



Getting started



You can start a new blog by simply going to the File icon, New dialog and selecting "New Blog Post." Or, if you want to start your post from an existing document go to the File icon and select Publish and Blog.



File Publish Blog



Setting up your blog



This is pretty standard stuff if you've ever used one of the many blog post authoring applications. In Beta 2 we support MSN Spaces, SharePoint 2007 (of course), Blogger, and Community Server (which is used for blogs.msdn.com). You can also set up a custom account with services that support the metaweblog API or the ATOM API. All the blog providers seems to interpret these APIs a bit different so there kinks we're still working out. But the basics should work in Beta 2. We hope to add a few more services to the list before we ship. The Word blog authoring feature is extensible and we will publish information so that blog providers can insure that their systems work with Word.

Create New Account Dialog



More info coming…



We're excited about getting into more details about this feature, but I'm calling it a night now.



PS. A little honesty

Did I mention that this was beta software and we were running hot? For complete transparency I need to admit a couple things. I had to make a few hand tweaks to my post due to bugs (I'm sure our developer would blame it on user error). I had to upload and hand code the pictures because I had problems with my FTP site. And, I had to hand change the items with the CODE tag since we didn't map the Word code style correctly. You too can help find a report bugs with this feature once beta 2 is available. More on that later.



Whew! That feels better. Now I can sleep soundly.

Posted: Friday, May 12, 2006 2:42 AM by Jfriend

Filed under: Blog feature, Word, HTML

Comments

Pranav ... Blogging said:

Hey so I guess it’s the time to share a few things. In my previous post http://blogs.msdn.com/pranavwagh/archive/2006/05/09/594070.aspx...

# May 12, 2006 6:15 AM

Chris Pratley's OneNote Blog said:

Over on the Word blog Joe Friend has broken the news about the new blogging support we've added to Word...

# May 12, 2006 6:38 AM

Tiernans Comms Closet said:

So, a few days ago I posted that I was blogging from somewhere, but couldn’t say where. Well, that “where”...

# May 12, 2006 6:39 AM

Sandeep Singh Rawat said:

It’s a great feature that I’m trying to test from within Word 2007. Now I don’t need to go to the blogging...

# May 12, 2006 6:50 AM

Windows Observer » Blog Archive » Blogging Coming to Word 2007 said:

PingBack from http://www.windowsobserver.com/2006/05/12/blogging-coming-to-word-2007/

# May 12, 2006 6:50 AM

Mark Bower said:

Just announced – a new feature in Office Word 2007 Beta 2 to enable you to publish direct to your blog....

# May 12, 2006 7:55 AM

Eric Denekamp said:

tis is the coolest thing i heard regarding Office 2007

# May 12, 2006 8:11 AM

AdamB said:

Great job with this! I'd love to see more small additions to Word on a going forward basis through officeupdate.com or whatever. Little features like blog support/rss/opml/cool tech of the day are usually pretty easy to add (Dave Winer seems to hack them out pretty quickly) and shows that you guys are staying relevant.

# May 12, 2006 9:13 AM

Windows With Ink Blog » Blog Archive » No more blog tool, at least not from me… said:

PingBack from http://windowswithink.com/blog/2006/05/12/no-more-blog-tool-at-least-not-from-me/

# May 12, 2006 9:44 AM

ahmeds said:

Is this exposed through Outlook. Can i blog offline and sync

# May 12, 2006 10:04 AM

Step said:

Great! I'm going to like this a lot more than using the "blogger" plug-in. (Especially since I probably won't stay on Blogger.)



I hope we can also just publish to a folder, for those who run their own server.

# May 12, 2006 10:30 AM

Brian Jones: Open XML Formats said:

Joe Friend has finally made it public that there will be built in blog functionality in Word 2007! I...

# May 12, 2006 10:44 AM

Brad Wilson - The .NET Guy said:

# May 12, 2006 10:46 AM

Shane Perran said:

That is fantastic. I know a lot of hardcore bloggers that do their posts in word anyways just to ensure they have a handle on spelling, grammar etc.

# May 12, 2006 10:48 AM

Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life said:

# May 12, 2006 10:55 AM

James O'Neill's blog said:

This post, and the last one were made from Word 2007 Beta. I don’t mean typed and spell checked in word,...

# May 12, 2006 11:06 AM

Alex Barnett blog said:

Joe Friend has some interesting news re: Word 2007. You'll be able to author blog posts using it and...

# May 12, 2006 11:36 AM

Fred said:

Okay Joe, looks like you've had a good reason for *not* blogging about Word 2007 for a few months. Congratulations to you and the Word team. :)



Of course now that *you* have the new tool you'll be able to keep on with the daily 'new' or 'improved' in Word feature previews for the rest of us out here?



In your screenshot for WordBlog UI I didn't see an 'exit' or close button. As you've removed the other Ribbon tabs (not quite sure I'm understanding why that was done rather than using some 'contextual' tabs as Jensen shows for things like working on pictures) is this a 'view' in Word, or an outside applet, or ???



# May 12, 2006 11:47 AM

Heath Stewart said:

FTP? Who uses FTP anymore? It would be great if this feature supported WebDAV as FrontPage does.

# May 12, 2006 12:50 PM

Christophe Lauer said:

# May 12, 2006 1:16 PM

search.subscribe.share said:

My friend and colleague Joe Friend over in Word 2007 land (actually just upstairs from my office) has...

# May 12, 2006 1:22 PM

GottaBeMobile.com said:

# May 12, 2006 1:28 PM

Kirk Allen Evans' Blog said:

I installed Office 2007 Beta 2 today. I was reluctant to install previous versions of Office 2007 because...

# May 12, 2006 2:14 PM

doncampbell's Weblog said:

Dare writes about Blogging from Word 2007.  This is in Beta 2 which will be available externally...

# May 12, 2006 2:49 PM

doncampbell said:

I just tried this - awesome. Thank Joe.

-Don

# May 12, 2006 2:52 PM

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Answer 10

to have sex ,to fulfill ur desire....but plz play safe....

Answer 11

LOYAL & FAITHFULL.