Hi, I guess each software as has its own pros and cons based on what the end user is looking for. BlogJet has a very good following users and likewise RocketPost (based on what I saw on RP site) will have its users. Manish - to respond to your points on features, Zoundry does support off line editing (as you define it) i.e. down load posts to your local hard drive. The max - number of downloads has a upper limit on the UI control mainly avoid user errors because some servers limit this to a max of 20 or so (eg.g throws Faults if the number is large, 200). [Dimitry (BlogJet), Ecto, w.Bloggar - the developers have been tackling various problems their users face with different impls of xml-rpc APIs for sometime, and so probably have a better way of working around issues ] More details on features Zoundry can be found in the userguide and faq (via support page) Its is also possible that other editors may support some (or full) form of offline editing but have not really advertised it. - pidge