Hell0 Mr. T! Hahahha! While reading the new Tabulas Wiki, I stumbled upon this page: Tabulas APIs. Yep yep, with that page, I found out that Tabulas users can actually update their blogs without even logging in or visiting Tabulas. It's simply updating Tabulas without an internet browser. So how does this work? All you need is a client software that can read Metaweblog API's. But what is Metaweblog API?  The Metaweblog API is a programming interface that allows external programs to get and set text and attributes of weblog posts. It's result is the popular XML-RPC communication protocol. Never mind that, I didn't understand what I just said. Anyways, here are screen caps of updating Tabulas with Windows Live Messenger and Scribe Fire.

Windows Live Writer:

Scribe Fire:

On the page I stated a while ago, there are several steps and clients in where you could set up Tabulas' Metablog API. Also in that page, you can find Tabulas' API endpoint. By the way, Scribe Fire is a Mozilla Firefox Plug-In and Windows Live Writer is a part of the Windows Live Application Family. Neat huh? By the way, I'm typing this entry with Windows Live Writer. I'm testing if this really is gonna work.