I have exported these as .png files onto my desktop and have found the only way to include them in a post is to click on the image, "copy" and then "paste" beneath my text within the post.

However, the sizing is not great, and there seems to be a lack of clarity on the image (could be as a result of the exportation).

Has anyone else managed to do this successfully with Sibelius files? I can't seem to export the original score as a jpeg, which I know is a favourable media type.

I have posted requests for help in my student-access forum within Sibelius, and have been told how to export the file, but I now seem to face an issue manipulating it in WordPress....

Thanks to anyone that can shed some light on this...I wanna be a writer, not a techie, but it appears one needs to be both!!

Spend time on your comments and think about whats in your comment, do NOT spam comment anyone..

If your comments are well typed out and truly thoughtful, then, surly like-minded people will see the comment and read your stuff..

Also, read this http://en.support.wordpress.com/getting-more-views-and-traffic/ :) :)

http://wordpress.com/#!/read/topic/poetry/

...you'll find other poetry blogs, comment on their work, and chances are they'll come back and comment on yours.

I am a young writer (highschool age) and I am looking for platforms and ideas to help me grow. I've been writing poetry regularly for a little over a year, blogging, and entering a few competitions.

I would really like to expand: receive feedback from published poets/writers who teach and write poetry regularly and gain experience presenting my work on a solid platform. I am open to suggestions, opportunities, and resources! Thank you for your time!

The concept (plothopping) of my blog is about thousands (or more) different writers from across the world who write 1 story together on plothopper.wordpress.com. (It would be very interesting to see what kind of story all these different nationalities create together and how the story evolves).

Therefor I wonder whether folllowing idea can be made possible by WordPress:

When a visitor (reader and potential writer) opens the blog on his screen, he must be able to see and thus read on the homepage the whole story. AND THEN, when he has read the story and the last few sentences, from where he will continue writing himself, he must be able to write a paragraph himself which will then be IMMEDIATELY be joined to the story, kind of pasted immediately at the bottom of the story. AND when a paragraph is then published, all readers who are on the blog at that time, maybe writing a paragraph themselves, can see the new sentence appear underneath, so they know the story has just been changed and they will have to come up with a fitting following sentence.

?Can WordPress make this possible?

Now I do it with comments and replying, but the idea I mentioned above would be a lot more interesting!

Thanks!

Gr. wizzpop

Please check out my latest post.

http://drawingroomdays.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/my-pen-is-lethargic/

- Karen

There's a sample on there from one of my novels now as well. :)

I left a comment on your blog

Jessie has a good blog to visit.

Take your time and visit blogs and you will find writers.

I have about 10 good writers linked to my blog because they like, not because of the writing :)

If you would like to have a read it's Here
Good luck with your blog. :)

Jordan

http://michaelcargill.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/shades-of-grey-new-book/

Cheers Dave

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I'd like to network with like-minded people. Hopefully I can create a think-tank someday and just write out humorous stories and sketch-comedy type pieces.

Great to hear about your success, Gator. And you new beginnings, Cowboy. I'm following your blogs, reading to like, rate and comment all over the place!

I've read through your blog series "The Chronicles of Creepy Pants;" and I got to say I'm hooked. This creepy pants dude (I wonder how you dubbed him that?) sounded at first like an eccentric fella, which always perks my curiosity. But then I read episode 2, and I'm like, "This guy aint eccentric... He's downright Dr. Gregory House crazy! LOL"

But anyways, I appreciated a good laugh this morning so thanks for that.

It reminded me how I went to my job interviews myself. I work as a Construction - General Laborer, and the first I do is put on the nicest shirt and tie, and clash it nicely with a pair of carrharts carpenter pants. I walk unto residential construction sites and Ive gotten a fair share of odd looks, a few cat-whistles, and one time,

"Holla me back with your phone number pretty boy!!"

*hhmm this gives me an idea for a future blogpost*

Anyways, good job Mr. creeped... I'll be keeping an eye on this one!