On 6/3/03 3:30 PM, Ken Pope posted: >I'm looking for software that will run on OS X that will check a web site >for broken external links (i.e., links to external sites that no work and >either return a "file not found" or 404 message). > >There's no shortage of programs that will check a site's internal links, but >I'm looking for X-compatible software that will identify broken external >links.
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