Comments on: PDFmenot.com vs Vuzit.com http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/ A geek, a husband, a dad Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:09:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: joshnunn http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1150 joshnunn Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:36:48 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1150 It sliced and dices and does your taxes too. You know that it's a bit rude to just copy and paste your front page sales pitch into comments. The whole idea of marketing yourself on blogs is to engage in conversation with customers, like Chris did (above). And your name is a misnomer as well, it's not Ajax, it's flash, otherwise I could use it on my iPhone. I can however see the vuzit document somehow, so they win! It sliced and dices and does your taxes too. You know that it’s a bit rude to just copy and paste your front page sales pitch into comments. The whole idea of marketing yourself on blogs is to engage in conversation with customers, like Chris did (above).

And your name is a misnomer as well, it’s not Ajax, it’s flash, otherwise I could use it on my iPhone.

I can however see the vuzit document somehow, so they win!

]]> By: joshnunn http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1229 joshnunn Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:36:48 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1229 It sliced and dices and does your taxes too. You know that it's a bit rude to just copy and paste your front page sales pitch into comments. The whole idea of marketing yourself on blogs is to engage in conversation with customers, like Chris did (above).<br><br>And your name is a misnomer as well, it's not Ajax, it's flash, otherwise I could use it on my iPhone. <br><br>I can however see the vuzit document somehow, so they win! It sliced and dices and does your taxes too. You know that it’s a bit rude to just copy and paste your front page sales pitch into comments. The whole idea of marketing yourself on blogs is to engage in conversation with customers, like Chris did (above).

And your name is a misnomer as well, it’s not Ajax, it’s flash, otherwise I could use it on my iPhone.

I can however see the vuzit document somehow, so they win!

]]> By: John http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1149 John Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:17:27 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1149 check out http://www.ajaxdocumentviewer.com check out http://www.ajaxdocumentviewer.com

]]> By: John http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1148 John Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:17:02 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1148 Ajax Document Viewer is a web based online document viewer and can embedded into any web page or linked from any page. It is fast, customizable and FREE. Are you having problems displaying documents, pdf's, images, word documents? Do your customers have to download a reader to view a file? Do you need a fast pdf reader? Do you need a universal viewer for any kind of documents? All these problems go away by using Ajax Document Viewer. For most companies, getting software products to market on time, on budget, and with the right features and functionality is always a challenge. But it doesn't have to be. Ajax Document Viewer is a web based online document viewer and can embedded into any web page or linked from any page. It is fast, customizable and FREE.
Are you having problems displaying documents, pdf’s, images, word documents? Do your customers have to download a reader to view a file? Do you need a fast pdf reader? Do you need a universal viewer for any kind of documents?

All these problems go away by using Ajax Document Viewer.

For most companies, getting software products to market on time, on budget, and with the right features and functionality is always a challenge. But it doesn’t have to be.

]]> By: John http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1228 John Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:17:27 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1228 check out <a href="http://www.ajaxdocumentviewer.com">http://www.ajaxdocumentviewer.com</a> check out http://www.ajaxdocumentviewer.com

]]> By: John http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1227 John Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:17:02 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1227 Ajax Document Viewer is a web based online document viewer and can embedded into any web page or linked from any page. It is fast, customizable and FREE.<br>Are you having problems displaying documents, pdf's, images, word documents? Do your customers have to download a reader to view a file? Do you need a fast pdf reader? Do you need a universal viewer for any kind of documents?<br><br>All these problems go away by using Ajax Document Viewer.<br><br>For most companies, getting software products to market on time, on budget, and with the right features and functionality is always a challenge. But it doesn't have to be. Ajax Document Viewer is a web based online document viewer and can embedded into any web page or linked from any page. It is fast, customizable and FREE.
Are you having problems displaying documents, pdf’s, images, word documents? Do your customers have to download a reader to view a file? Do you need a fast pdf reader? Do you need a universal viewer for any kind of documents?

All these problems go away by using Ajax Document Viewer.

For most companies, getting software products to market on time, on budget, and with the right features and functionality is always a challenge. But it doesn’t have to be.

]]> By: Chris Cera http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1105 Chris Cera Wed, 18 Jun 2008 23:44:38 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1105 Josh, Thank you for the thoughtful write-up, we really appreciate it. pdfmenot appears to be throwing an error now, so Vuzit appears to stand the test of time. :-D However, I think they have built a fine product that is extremely easy to use. As you pointed out, we have focused heavily on developers first, and our user tools will be coming in the near future. <br /><br /> Please let us know if you have any additional questions about Vuzit, and we will be happy to help you. Best, -Chris Josh, Thank you for the thoughtful write-up, we really appreciate it. pdfmenot appears to be throwing an error now, so Vuzit appears to stand the test of time. :-D However, I think they have built a fine product that is extremely easy to use. As you pointed out, we have focused heavily on developers first, and our user tools will be coming in the near future.

Please let us know if you have any additional questions about Vuzit, and we will be happy to help you. Best, -Chris

]]> By: Chris Cera http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1226 Chris Cera Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:44:38 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1226 Josh, Thank you for the thoughtful write-up, we really appreciate it. pdfmenot appears to be throwing an error now, so Vuzit appears to stand the test of time. :-D However, I think they have built a fine product that is extremely easy to use. As you pointed out, we have focused heavily on developers first, and our user tools will be coming in the near future. <br></br><br> Please let us know if you have any additional questions about Vuzit, and we will be happy to help you. Best, -Chris </br> Josh, Thank you for the thoughtful write-up, we really appreciate it. pdfmenot appears to be throwing an error now, so Vuzit appears to stand the test of time. :-D However, I think they have built a fine product that is extremely easy to use. As you pointed out, we have focused heavily on developers first, and our user tools will be coming in the near future.

Please let us know if you have any additional questions about Vuzit, and we will be happy to help you. Best, -Chris

]]> By: Josh Nunn http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1106 Josh Nunn Wed, 18 Jun 2008 09:45:07 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1106 It does appear to be having some issues at the moment. I've changed the document they were both pointing too, as the other one was throwing errors (maybe it was sending the wrong meta info), and it seems to be working again. It's also got the same zoom issues it did before that Vuzit seems to have sorted. <br /><br /> I get the impression that the PDFmenot guys threw it together in a weekend and put it online, but have no real future plans for it (I could be wrong of course), whereas you Vuzit guys have a big model for your product. There are so many competitors in this market though, with Scribd.com being your biggest rival I'd imagine. they essentially provide the smae service, but I'd argue that iPaper is a huge deal, and puts them at an advantage over your viewer. Sorry, it seems like I'm picking on you guys a bit, but I'm curious about your plans to keep up with the big guns. Does Google entering this space (slowly but surely) worry you at all? <br /><br /> One way you could differentiate is the privacy concerns of these tools. I'm currently looking at implementing a PDF viewer into a school webpage, and the documents I wish to share shouldn't necessarily be promoted "socially" on a site like scribd. How could Vuzit help me keep my documents under my control on my own site, but more useful to my visitors (search, full page viewing, faster etc)? <br /><br /> Thank you for responding to my original post - it was a throwaway post I wrote very quickly and with my initial first impressions. I hope you don't regret me voicing my additional concerns. It does appear to be having some issues at the moment. I've changed the document they were both pointing too, as the other one was throwing errors (maybe it was sending the wrong meta info), and it seems to be working again. It's also got the same zoom issues it did before that Vuzit seems to have sorted.

I get the impression that the PDFmenot guys threw it together in a weekend and put it online, but have no real future plans for it (I could be wrong of course), whereas you Vuzit guys have a big model for your product. There are so many competitors in this market though, with Scribd.com being your biggest rival I'd imagine. they essentially provide the smae service, but I'd argue that iPaper is a huge deal, and puts them at an advantage over your viewer. Sorry, it seems like I'm picking on you guys a bit, but I'm curious about your plans to keep up with the big guns. Does Google entering this space (slowly but surely) worry you at all?

One way you could differentiate is the privacy concerns of these tools. I'm currently looking at implementing a PDF viewer into a school webpage, and the documents I wish to share shouldn't necessarily be promoted "socially" on a site like scribd. How could Vuzit help me keep my documents under my control on my own site, but more useful to my visitors (search, full page viewing, faster etc)?

Thank you for responding to my original post - it was a throwaway post I wrote very quickly and with my initial first impressions. I hope you don't regret me voicing my additional concerns.

]]> By: joshnunn http://nunnone.com/blog/tech/pdfmenotcom/#comment-1225 joshnunn Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:45:07 +0000 http://nunnone.com/?p=184#comment-1225 It does appear to be having some issues at the moment. I've changed the document they were both pointing too, as the other one was throwing errors (maybe it was sending the wrong meta info), and it seems to be working again. It's also got the same zoom issues it did before that Vuzit seems to have sorted. <br></br><br> I get the impression that the PDFmenot guys threw it together in a weekend and put it online, but have no real future plans for it (I could be wrong of course), whereas you Vuzit guys have a big model for your product. There are so many competitors in this market though, with <a href="http://Scribd.com">Scribd.com</a> being your biggest rival I'd imagine. they essentially provide the smae service, but I'd argue that iPaper is a huge deal, and puts them at an advantage over your viewer. Sorry, it seems like I'm picking on you guys a bit, but I'm curious about your plans to keep up with the big guns. Does Google entering this space (slowly but surely) worry you at all? </br><br></br><br> One way you could differentiate is the privacy concerns of these tools. I'm currently looking at implementing a PDF viewer into a school webpage, and the documents I wish to share shouldn't necessarily be promoted "socially" on a site like scribd. How could Vuzit help me keep my documents under my control on my own site, but more useful to my visitors (search, full page viewing, faster etc)? </br><br></br><br> Thank you for responding to my original post - it was a throwaway post I wrote very quickly and with my initial first impressions. I hope you don't regret me voicing my additional concerns. </br> It does appear to be having some issues at the moment. I've changed the document they were both pointing too, as the other one was throwing errors (maybe it was sending the wrong meta info), and it seems to be working again. It's also got the same zoom issues it did before that Vuzit seems to have sorted.

I get the impression that the PDFmenot guys threw it together in a weekend and put it online, but have no real future plans for it (I could be wrong of course), whereas you Vuzit guys have a big model for your product. There are so many competitors in this market though, with Scribd.com being your biggest rival I'd imagine. they essentially provide the smae service, but I'd argue that iPaper is a huge deal, and puts them at an advantage over your viewer. Sorry, it seems like I'm picking on you guys a bit, but I'm curious about your plans to keep up with the big guns. Does Google entering this space (slowly but surely) worry you at all?

One way you could differentiate is the privacy concerns of these tools. I'm currently looking at implementing a PDF viewer into a school webpage, and the documents I wish to share shouldn't necessarily be promoted "socially" on a site like scribd. How could Vuzit help me keep my documents under my control on my own site, but more useful to my visitors (search, full page viewing, faster etc)?

Thank you for responding to my original post - it was a throwaway post I wrote very quickly and with my initial first impressions. I hope you don't regret me voicing my additional concerns.

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