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Old 03-14-2008, 01:54 PM
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Question Not found documents: how do I find where the link is?
I ran a webcrawl report on my website through Google and got back 5 "not found" documents with their respective URLs. Obviously I made an error somewhere on my links. How do I find out where these non existent documents are linked from so that I can go back and fix the link ? Thank you!
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I think that there is an available tool that checks the links of a website..
search it on search engines or manually inspect all of you links
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theres alot of link analyzer / broken links checker tools..
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just search for this link analyzers on search engines
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Try using Free Online Broken Link Checker: Site Wide! no more 1 by 1 pages.

Maybe it can help you solve the problem.

Hope that's effective way of looking or fixing site.
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