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Add-In Whiist Enables Homepage Image Editing

If you have not tried the add-in Whiist then now may be the time to try it. As well as allowing you to create and manage web content on your Windows Home Server the latest version 0.80 allows you to change the default image on the homepage of your server with the ability to preview it also.

Whiist Image Editor

More info and links from Andrew Grant’s Website.

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  1. Gimme A. Break says:

    Throw the dog a bone!

    You mean we need a special add-in just to change the default image on the homepage!

    How about letting us customers, end users and individuals create, edit and modify as we need, like and want?

    Microsoft strategy: makes WHS customers dependent upon add-ins since Microsoft isn’t willing to provide and offer this obvious customizing ability for the home end user level…

  2. Hi Gimme A. Break,
    To get version 1 of WHS released on time, being able to change the homepage image was not on the list of high priority things that needed doing. But due to the add-in community we now have that option.

  3. Richard Koehl says:

    This is a very excellent tool and makes having a webpage make a lo of sense

  4. Hi Richard Koehl,
    I agree Whiist is the business.

  5. napaq says:

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    Apache/1.3.37 Server at http://www.andrewgrant.org Port 80

  6. Hi napaq,
    All should be fine now.

  7. JohnBick says:

    Has WHIIST been fixed to allow compatibility with the HP MSS? I know there have been issues with the HP Photo WebShare…

  8. MikeW says:

    Thanks JohnBick – I have been beating myself up trying to get WHIIST to work with my HP MSS.

  9. Hi JohnBick,
    Andrew Grant the developer currently has this on his site: Attention Media Smart Server Owners! There have been reports of Whiist conflicting with the default HP software and causing the HP websites to be inaccessible. This problem is currently being investigated.

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