FW: Looking for suggestions for Link Checking Software

[John Posada <JPosada -at- book -dot- com>]

Does that GB include the images or just html text?

I used FP2002 for a corporate site that was big enough that it took 3 hours
over a network connection to download to local with graphics excluded (html
only) and I couldn't fit it on a CD. Is that big enough?

John Posada
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> Does anybody have any suggestions on a very robust 
> link-checking application 
> for a very large (30gb) web site? The site is comprised 
> almost entirely of 
> HTML pages generated from FrameMaker-to-WebWorks 
> Publisher-to-HTML. The only 
> web publishing tool other than WWP that I've seen here (I'm a 
> contractor) is GoLive.
> 
> Anyhow, the site (especially the Archives) have thousands of 
> broken links. 
> But they don't have a tool that can scan the entire site quickly and 
> accurately (or affordably). I use DreamWeaver for all of the Web site 
> creation/maintenance/managment projects that I've done in the 
> past, but none 
> where nearly this size or this much of a mess. I don't think 
> DreamWeaver's 

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