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- My husband works in China. When I visited I met some lovely Chinese people. One young man went out of his way to show us China. Wonderful shopping experiences & friendship. My husband is...
- Thanks very much for sharing that Eddie, it saved me a lot of time! Best regards, -Adam vonNieda
- Hi William, I'm assuming you're referring to the usefulness of Enso or other launcher applications. I have Firefox open all the time so it does not make much difference there. From personal...
- To open Firefox, wouldn't it be simpler to click on the Firefox icon? Or in Windows, press Win-R to get a "Run" prompt and type "firefox"? Google and Dictionary.com already...
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How do you create an RSS feed for a web page that does not have one? you use Dapper. That’s what I did with the Oracle database 10gR2 search result page. I used the Dapper generated RSS feed for this page in my oradoc Ubiquity command.
John already had an RSS feed for the 11g docu ... Continue reading »
John already had an RSS feed for the 11g docu ... Continue reading »
9 months ago
9 months ago
Anyway, this is very cool news. I'll just defer to your prowess and deprecate my tahiti search plugin. However, I still think "tahiti" is a cooler command name than "oradoc"! ;)