Oracle Portal Built-in Portlets

Hi all!
Where can I find the list of the built-in portlets that come with Oracle Portal
regards,
plamen

Hi
thanks for your reply
i want to edit search portlet code.
actually i wanna edit buttons in this portlet,replace its buttons with image .
i want to customize apperence of this portlet?
and also login portlet
tnx

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