Designed for librarians to check URL links in MARC records and bibliographic databases.<br><br> FEATURES: <ul><li>Works with flat MARC files and non-MARC text files containing URLs. </li><li>Checks URLs links in your bibliographic databases quickly. </li><li>Simple and friendly user interface. </li><li>Detects and reports redirected URLs. </li><li>Super fast! Checks multiple links simultaneously by applying multiple threading technology. </li><li>Detects and reports more than 40 different URL status. </li><li>You define what URL fields (up to 4 different fields) and subfields (up to 8 different subfields) to check. </li><li>Checking process can be started either now or later by setting up the starting date and time. </li><li>Generates a number of reports, including general report (for all links), broken link report, redirected URL report, and blocked URL report. </li><li>Checking results can be exported in delimited format and imported into spreadsheets for your further analysis and link maintenance. </li><li>Checking results and reports can be displayed in your browser. </li><li>URLs can be launched from your report for manual rechecking. </li><li>Works with any integrated library systems.</li></ul>
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Link Checker 2.50
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| Requirements | Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP | ||
| Downloads | 14 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | InfoWorks Technology | File Size | 2.0M |
| Date added | 25 Jul 2006 | ||
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