Oracle 10 g documentation

hi all
I had downloaded the oracle 10 g Documentation.
But when i try to search any thing in it in Search column i requires an internet connection.
can i run it off line . please tell me that how can i use of line . specially the search option.
regards

there is no < Select index> option in it
there only following option in it.
Search in: < All books>
< Only administration information>
< Only application development information>
< Only Windows-specific books >
Display: <All matching topics>
<Only introductory topics>
< Only tasks>
<Only examples>
< Only troubleshooting topics >
what should i do
Search headings only
List all results on one page
Format results into a virtual book
Match whole word

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