Again! Zemanta v.66 Plug-in for Windows Live Writer 2011 crashes it.

Right on the heels of my post for Zemanta pushing another version of their plug-in out almost 8 months after I let them know about a bug that crashes Windows Live Writer 2011 after you get to 470+ words; it's got the same darn bug, just in a new spot.

I was ccompletely wrecked by this. I love the Zemanta plug-in, but in it's current form it's darn near impossible to use without infuriating yourself.

The majority of my posts exceed 500 words, and considering the plug-in causes Windows Live Writer to crash right about 470 words, it's hard to retain that train of thought, considering you have to keep track of how many words you type this far and where about is Windows Live Writer going to crash next time.

I've already contacted Zemanta and advised them that their bug is still there, and I've already provided instructions on how to re-create the problem.

Zemanta for Windows Live Writer 2011 - a new version released v0.66.0

It's been months since Zemanta released a new version of it's plug-in for Windows Live Writer. Zemanta is a great plug-in for Windows Live Writer; it helps to find related images, articles and in-text links for the post that you're currently working on…

But also a couple months ago they were having some problems with demand this plug-in crashing Windows Live Writer; something that I pointed out to them several times and also by providing a video of how the plug-in was crashing the application.

But a new version of their plug-in has been released and they have a lot of new options to offer for customizing the plug-in…

Problems with Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 and Windows Live Writer 2011?

Do you use Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 and Windows Live Writer 2011?

Well, you might have noticed a small problem with the dication in to Windows Live Writer. Is it constantly backing up 9 characters, or overwriting like every where you don't want it to as you're putting efforts in to dicating an article? Well, I was too..

I was quick to think that the issue was with Windows Live Writer 2011, but I was incorrect. I mean there's another issue with Windows Live Writer and Dragon NaturallySpeaking, but this one was worse.

…and there's a solution.