[Hidden-tech] Application to find dead links on webpage

[Bahman Mahdavi]

Nate,

Try:
www.atomz.com

You can have it crawl your site and it will tell you where the errors occur.

-Bahman Mahdavi
 Webwerk.com


On Dec 18, 2007 10:15 AM, Nate Bartlett <natelett at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi All,
> I am trying to check a client's huge website for dead links, and I thought that there must be some software program that could do the grunt work for me.  I've looked at ActiveURLs Check&Get, which seems to be more about checking for dead bookmarks, rather than entire websites.  Does anyone have an application that they particularly like?
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