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Using iframe HTML tag, now you can embed your report, ebook even curricullum vitae, as long as in PDF format, through GoogleDoc feature.  Good thing is, you dont have to host your PDF files on GoogleDocs (from wherever it hosted as long as online) nor you have Google account to access GoogleDocs.

Bad thing is,  due to security concerns, i can’t give you example of using this awesome feature because in WordPress.com ‘iframes’ are all stripped :)

I hope, next time, WordPress.com can give ‘access’ to iframe so that this PDF viewer can embedded here. *Hi, Matt!*

Here is an example:
Just grab this code in your text editor, save as HTML and open it from your web browser.

<iframe src=”http://docs.google.com/gview?url=http://blogxygen.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/blogxygen.pdf&embedded=true” style=”width:500px; height:500px;” frameborder=”0″></iframe>

Replace my demo PDF with yours, adjust width and height and added css style inside and published on yours.

Related link:

• Embeddable Google Document Viewer

WordPress.com (and .org as well) added new feature, AftertheDeadline on wp Visual Editor blogs and it’s sooo great!
This feature will check your ‘grammar and style’ before published and can be activated from your Visual Editor by clicking “ABC” button with green check sign on toolbar.
Once you press the bar, AftertheDeadline will give you suggestion word(s) or phrase(s) in every ‘error’ that found.

For further information, you can check Matt’s article and video about how to use and set AftertheDeadline on your WordPress blog.
Updated info:
Automattic has acquired After the Deadline since July 09, and together, Raphael (AtD) and Matt (WP) will extend features to another languages very soon!

Related links:

• AftertheDeadline
• Acquiring press release
• After the Deadline Live for WP.com