The functionality to post to categories has been added. This new release, as well as the 1.x series, have been "silent" updates, meaning we haven't made "official" announcements about them. The next "major" release is 1.10 (Xenon), which will incorporate all of the changes to date, merge some other features into the code base, and tighten up help text in many areas.
Here's the changelog for this version and the last (1.08):
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*************MINOR RELEASE*************
Vers: 1.08 (Lithium)
Date: November 06 2006 (Silent Update)
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* Added the ability to modify posts in the database.
* Added pagination to a number of screens, including the new post database.
* Modified the installation program to report version updates, in preparation
for the 1.1 release, which should update the versions of older software upon
installation.
* Added a check for older versions to update the version number in the database.
*************MINOR RELEASE*************
Vers: 1.09 (Cobalt)
Date: November 08 2006 (Silent Update)
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* Modified the help text for adding and editing blogs to clarify the format to
be used when working with subdirectories. The blog should be defined as the
base domain being posted to. The XML URL should then contain the relative
path from that base to the xmlrpc.php file (or the name of the file being used
for that blog).
* Added the ability to post to WordPress categories. Autoblogger Pro will post
to the name of the category the feed was originally pulled using. For example,
if you have defined your feeds as "cars" and "trucks," Autoblogger will post
feeds defined under "cars" into the WordPress category "cars," and will follow
the same behavior for "trucks." If these categories do not exist on the Word-
Press site you're posting to, it is likely that posts will be displayed in the
main category defined for the blog.
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