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Can anyone help?
i have downloaded the jdk docs (7) to my pc and i can open it up to look at all the packages and classes in the html but it appears i can't search.
You can on the online version but it appears not on the offline version, or maybe i am missing something.
can anyone help or suggest an alternative ?
thanks
What about Java Documentation in Microsoft Windows Help Formats
And then there is the frame-using index.html and just use your browsers search to find a class?