This freeware utility enables launching of context help from a preferred application by pressing a favorite key. It is compatible with .Net2. Minimum resources required for execution.
As a developer, I find that having access to helpful resources is crucial, regardless of whether I'm working with Oracle or .Net. When it comes to coding with Oracle specifically, I often find myself struggling to find contextual help. Microsoft tools seem to have an advantage in this area, in my opinion.
While PLSQL developer offers Html manuals functionality, it's not quite enough for me. What about SQL plus or Toad? That's where I turn to IntHelp.
Here are a few reasons why I use IntHelp:
- It allows me to approach my queries in the same way consistently
- I can easily search my bookshelf for answers I might have previously read about
- It has the ability to handle complex queries
- It can even be used with non-development tools like case and document editors.
IntHelp is a utility that runs in the system tray on my computer. It listens to my keystrokes when minimized and executes the query based on selected text, using either Windows Desktop Search or Google. I can customize my preferred applications and query parameters and only need to set them up once in the IntHelp program.
Overall, I highly recommend IntHelp to any developer looking for an efficient way to manage their queries and find helpful resources quickly and easily.
While PLSQL developer offers Html manuals functionality, it's not quite enough for me. What about SQL plus or Toad? That's where I turn to IntHelp.
Here are a few reasons why I use IntHelp:
- It allows me to approach my queries in the same way consistently
- I can easily search my bookshelf for answers I might have previously read about
- It has the ability to handle complex queries
- It can even be used with non-development tools like case and document editors.
IntHelp is a utility that runs in the system tray on my computer. It listens to my keystrokes when minimized and executes the query based on selected text, using either Windows Desktop Search or Google. I can customize my preferred applications and query parameters and only need to set them up once in the IntHelp program.
Overall, I highly recommend IntHelp to any developer looking for an efficient way to manage their queries and find helpful resources quickly and easily.
What's New
Version 1.1: Google Search integrations (or any other executable)
Version 1: N/A