Search Oracle Documentation Google Style
Last month, Oracle removed the authentication requirement from its documentation libraries. Since then, OTN membership is no longer required for accessing the Oracle documentation.
Yesterday, Justin announced that a new way for searching the documentation has just gone live.
For example, to see the new Oracle Docs search in action, here is the search result for “merge”.
Check it out at search.oracle.com.
To make searching easier:
- For Firefox users: Install the new Oracle Docs (SES) search plugin.
- For IE users: Add the new Oracle Docs (SES) custom button to your Google toolbar.
Search Oracle Docs and read OraBlogs from Google toolbar
Oracle Internet Explorer users, now it is your turn. With the release of the latest Google toolbar for IE, now it is possible to add custom buttons to the toolbar that will let you visit and search your favorite websites and keep up with interesting feeds. So, I went ahead and created two custom buttons, one for searching Oracle documentation, another for reading Oracle blogs: (more…)
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Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Internet Explorer users, now it is your turn. With the release of the latest Google toolbar for IE, now it is possible to add custom buttons to the toolbar that will let you visit and search your favorite websites and keep up with interesting feeds. So, I went ahead and created two custom buttons, one for searching Adobe Knowledge Base, another for reading blogs from MXNA: (more…)
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