Google Search Appliance Getting the Most from Your Google Search Appliance - Manual (Page 74)

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Enabling a search appliance to return expert profile
information with keyword searches “Displaying Expert Profiles with Search
Results” on page 40
Enabling a search appliance to return real-time,
structured data with search results “Providing Real-Time Connectivity to
Business Applications” on page 41
Enabling a search appliance to serve results from Google
Apps (documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and sites) “Integrating Personal Content from
Google Apps” on page 43
Enabling a search appliance to restrict results by
language, file type, web site, and/or meta tags “Restricting Search Results” on page 44
Enabling a search appliance to expand queries
automatically and providing your own synonyms for
query expansion “Controlling Automatic Searching of
Synonyms” on page 46
Influencing the order of documents in search results “Influencing Results Rankings” on
page 46
Dividing the search index into meaningful segments that
improve searches “Segmenting the Index” on page 48
Enabling users to enhance the search experience
collaboratively by adding search results for certain
keyword searches “Providing User Results” on page 50
Enabling users to create email alerts for topics of interest “Enabling User Alerts” on page 51
Enabling a search appliance to display translations of
search results “Displaying Translations of Search
Results” on page 53
Enabling a search appliance to show doument previews in
search results “Showing Document Previews in Search
Results” on page 53
Creating a user interface that focuses on your users “Customizing the User Interface” on
page 54
Exporting and analyzing data about user clicks “Collecting Metrics about User Clicks” on
page 58
Choosing languages for front ends, search results, and
query expansion “Using Language Options” on page 61
Controlling search results and manipulating XML-
formatted results “Controlling Results with the Search
Protocol” on page 65
Writing applications to feed hard-to-find content into the
index “Writing Applications with the Feeds
Protocol” on page 66
Enabling a Google Search Appliance to work with your
existing security infrastructure “Integrating with an Existing Access-
Control Infrastructure” on page 67
Writing a custom connector for indexing content in
unsupported non-web repositories “Developing Custom Connectors” on
page 68
Enhancing the search experience with experimental
features “Monitoring a Search Appliance” on
page 69
Monitoring crawling, serving, and your search appliance “Monitoring a Search Appliance” on
page 69
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