Web challenges

[emiller at smtpgwy.isinet.com]

     There are a number of new programs that can aid in managing a Web Site 
     and Web Analyzer is just one of them.  It actually diagrams the web 
     site and offers Linkview site showing all the links in and out (and 
     helps identify broken links; and a Flieview that lets you sort by date 
     last modified, file type and the like.  Unfortunately, it is only 
     available for Windows 95 at the moment.  There are more of this kind 
     of software out there (just check any issue of Web Week, Web 
     Developer, or Webmaster).
     
     You can also find other support utilities from the Web itself, 
     checking Yahoo under Computers: World Wide Web: Programming and in 
     some of the other Web Developers sites.
     
     Good luck,
     
     Elisa Miller                            "Whatever you can do or 
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______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Subject: Re: Web challenges
Author:  temhof at mohave.lib.az.us at INTERNET
Date:    6/6/96 5:23 PM


Hello all!  I'm new to this group though I have been reading it for a week or
so.  So, 
this is as much a 'test' of the listserv for me as it is a response. (This is
also my 
first listserv, so please excuse my listserv ediquette.)

I am the tech for a total of nine public libraries.  We are just now gaining
full 
Internet access and beginning to deal with all the technical, policy, and
procedural 
mess that comes with it.  We have been using a nest of link html files, which we

lovingly refer to as our Intranet, on our Novell server.  Even this group of
less than 
a hundred html files has become a challange to manage. (I should have started by
saying 
I have no solutions!)

I have tryed to use a few shareware flowchart apps for diagramming, but this is
truly 
futile.  What would be niece is an app that would read your html files and chart
them 
but for you with all the links.  Of course, it problably already exists and I'm
last to 
know.
--
Temple Hoff                  E-Mail:temhof at mohave.lib.az.us
Library Services Coordinator           Phone:(520) 692-5703
Mohave County Library District           Fax:(520) 692-5788

-- 
Temple Hoff                  E-Mail:temhof at mohave.lib.az.us                 
Library Services Coordinator           Phone:(520) 692-5703  
Mohave County Library District           Fax:(520) 692-5788