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BrentMatzelle replied on November 06, 2009 17:53 to the problem "Docs Error" in vuzit:

Yes. You can either subscribe to new releases on Freshmeat here:

http://freshmeat.net/search?q=vuzit

Or you can subscribe the Vuzit Twitter feed:

http://twitter.com/vuzit

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BrentMatzelle replied on November 06, 2009 14:37 to the problem "Docs Error" in vuzit:

The "getSignature" function was renamed to "signature" as of VuzitPHP 2.0.0. See the change log: http://wiki.github.com/vuzit/vuzitphp.... It is highly recommended that you upgrade your version of VuzitPHP to 2.0.0 if possible. You can download it here: http://github.com/vuzit/vuzitphp/down...

BrentMatzelle replied on October 01, 2009 13:14 to the problem "Minor errors in VuzitPHP Vuzit_Document class" in vuzit:

Thanks Jeff. A fix was committed for the first problem here: http://bit.ly/IDj3A As for the second problem that's definitely a new one. I'll be checking in your fix soon. Thanks very much!

BrentMatzelle replied on September 22, 2009 18:31 to the question "error message" in vuzit:

Thank you for the report. If possible please send the file that produced the error to support@vuzit.com so the support team can examine it.

BrentMatzelle replied on September 15, 2009 01:48 to the idea "viewer user experience" in vuzit:

Thanks for the feedback! I understand the "page flip" feature. What do you mean by the "slideshow" feature? Please explain how this feature would be helpful to you and what you would like it to do.

BrentMatzelle replied on September 10, 2009 19:22 to the question "Using the Javascript API to make a document public at upload." in vuzit:

Josh, have you looked at this support request?: http://gsfn.us/t/bs8l

I explained in some detail how to create a full screen window.

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BrentMatzelle replied on August 26, 2009 14:47 to the idea "vuzit and we" in vuzit:

We have a, rather short, Customer Success page that talks about one of our customers:

http://vuzit.com/products/success

You are not the first person that has asked for a more comprehensive list of customers. So very soon we will be posting a new page on the web site with exactly that.

In the meantime if you would like to see a preview of the previously mentioned customer list before it's posted then please send an email to info@vuzit.com and we will be glad to send it to you.

BrentMatzelle replied on August 25, 2009 21:56 to the question "Time expired for the request" in vuzit:

I'm very pleased that this resolved your problem!

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BrentMatzelle replied on August 25, 2009 13:29 to the question "Time expired for the request" in vuzit:

I'm sorry I was not clear. Since I do not know what you are trying to do it is difficult for me to answer you.

The time stamp is present for security reasons so that you can allow access to certain documents to your users for specific periods of time. It seems that the system clock for your computer is not synced with the world clock as it seems to be over 15 minutes slower than the Vuzit system clock. If you synchronize them then your problem will be solved.

If your documents are not secure then you can make them public during your upload by passing in the "secure" flag as "false". Please see this example for more information:

http://doc.vuzit.com/vuzitphp/files/d....upload

BrentMatzelle replied on August 24, 2009 18:37 to the question "Time expired for the request" in vuzit:

Web API requests return that message if they are over 15 minutes old. That means that if the time on a computer is 15 or more minutes slower than the Vuzit server this message will show up. Please look at the time on the computer on which you are running your application to see if it's correct.

You can read more about our timestamps here:

http://vuzit.com/developer/documents_...

To compare the computer's time versus the world time look here:

http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/

BrentMatzelle replied on August 23, 2009 15:46 to the question "Javascript fullscreen error" in vuzit:

We don't yet have internationalization support for the Javascript viewer.

BrentMatzelle replied on August 18, 2009 18:59 to the question "Making document public after the upload ?" in vuzit:

@Julien: We'll be releasing a feature that will allow people to activate the PDF and original document download buttons as part of the web services API very soon.

A comment on the problem "problem upload documents PHP" in vuzit:

Did my response earlier solve your problem? – BrentMatzelle, on August 18, 2009 18:42

BrentMatzelle replied on August 17, 2009 18:04 to the question "Javascript fullscreen error" in vuzit:

That's a very good question. We have several JavaScript examples here:

http://vuzit.com/developer/javascript...

Click on the "Full-screen viewer" link (http://vuzit.com/developer/example_vi...). Look at the source code. It shows you how to create a full screen viewer for yourself.

If you are using the "Full screen" link, as it appears you are, then you need to have the link point to the proper location. To do so add the code snippet below to the JavaScript code that will launch the full screen viewer:

http://gist.github.com/169277

BrentMatzelle replied on August 17, 2009 07:05 to the question "No access to my document" in vuzit:

The doument upload might have failed. Please send me the document ID that you receive after uploading. I would also try a different document. Preferrably a PDF.

BrentMatzelle replied on August 16, 2009 17:19 to the question "No access to my document" in vuzit:

Do you see the document in the Vuzit dashboard after it has been uploaded?

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