AutoBlogged post templates give you much flexibility in controlling how it creates posts in WordPress. If you want to configure all external links in your posts to use the nofollow tag, you can do this through your post template.

By default, AutoBlogged uses the following post template:

<p>%excerpt%</p>
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%if:thumbnail%<p>%thumbnail%</p>%endif:thumbnail%
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<a target="_blank" href="%link%" title="%title%">%title%</a>

To give all external links the nofollow tag, simply change the last line of the post template to the following:

<a target="_blank" href="%link%" title="%title%" rel="nofollow">%title%</a>

Note that there are a number of WordPress plugins that also allow to control nofollow tags across your entire blog.

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