iPaper: iPaper is a document viewer built for the modern web. It’s the first full-featured viewer that runs in a web page with no additional software. — Software as a service is really picking up. Why hope that the user has slow and inconvenient Adobe Reader installed when you can convert any PDF (and any document at all) to a format comfortably viewable with a Flash-based viewer provided by a third-party? This also shows just how important Flash has become, lately it’s fueling a lot of the “web 2.0″ innovation. I wonder if Sun will be able to catch up with Consumer JRE and JavaFX?
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