- rename tkblog.cfg.sample to tkBlog.cfg
 
- tkblog.cfg must be in the same directory you run tkblog from.
 
- edit tkblog.cfg  (the text inside the quotes) for your setup.
  the quotes are necessary.
 
- rename one of the blog.template.* files to blog.template. or create a
  blog.template from scratch.
 
- edit the blog.template. the actual blog template is between the comment
  tags <!--blog--> and <!--/blog-->. the three variables you can use are
  <$blogdate>, <$blogtime>, and <$blogentry> these are place holders for
  what they represent.
 
- rename header.template.sample and footer.template.sample to
  header.template and footer.template respectively. or create those files
  from scratch.
 
- edit the header.template and footer.template.
 
- windows users. just click on tkblog.exe.
 
- linux users can run it like: wish ./tkblog.tcl or add the
  #!/<path_to>/wish at the top of the tkblog.tcl file. make sure you
  chmod +x tkblog.tcl and optionally the  blarc.tcl and blogsync.tcl files
  if you plan to use them.
 
- the format for popup menu items is: set macro(your_menu) "text in quotes"
  i've included an example line  for a url template in the config
 
- the format for launching programs is the same as above. with both the text
  inside the ()'s cannot have any spaces use an underscore _ to separate words
  (see config example).