Dear all,

I'm benchmarking a lot of web sites at the moment for my 
master thesis,(Internet performance for consultancies). One 
of the items is a check on,the hyperlinks. I've made a 
distiction between
a.      hyperlinks referring to a page within the web site 
to which that page,belongs (navigational or context)
b.      outbound links

As far as I understood your well written program, the 
functioning of the,"internal" hyperlinks is reported in the 
hts-log.txt file. I thought the outbound links could be 
checked with the option "Test,links in pages (bookmark 
test)"; But if I enter a page full of outbound hyperlinks,
such as
<http://www.cea.nl/links/relenergie.html>

the loginfo file then reads:

HTTrack3.05 launched on Sun, 17 Feb 2002 16:29:43 at
<http://www.cea.nl/links/relenergie.html> +*.png +*.gif +*.jpg 
+*.css+*.js
-ad.doubleclick.net/*,(winhttrack -qC2t%Ps2u1%sN0p3DeH0f2#f 
-F
"Mozilla/4.5 (compatible;,HTTrack 3.0x; Windows 98)" -%F 
"<!-- Mirrored
from %s by HTTrack Website,Copier/3.x [XR&CO'2001] -->" -%l 
"en, *"
-r1p0C0I0t,http://www.cea.nl/links/relenergie.html -O
"C:\Data\Study\Master,Thesis\Web sites\TEST\CEA
links","C:\Data\Study\Master Thesis\Web,sites\TEST\CEA 
links" +*.png
+*.gif +*.jpg +*.css +*.js,-ad.doubleclick.net/* )
Information, Warnings and Errors reported for this mirror: 
note: the
hts-log.txt file, and hts-cache folder, may contain
sensitive,information, such as username/password 
authentication for
websites mirrored in this,project, do not share these 
files/folders if
you want these information to remain private
HTTrack mirror complete in 3 seconds : 2 links scanned, 0 
files written
(0 bytes overall) [11845 bytes received at 3948 bytes/sec]
(No errors, 0 warnings, 0 messages)

I already checked the box "Test validity of all links (even 
external
ones) on the Option-Links tag. In addition I chose the "Go 
everywhere on the web" option from the Global Travel mode 
listbox on the Experts Only tag. In vain, apparently and 
unfortunately.
Apparently, I make a mistake somewhere down the line, yet I 
can't fugure out where, why and what. Could you help me out 
please?In addition, I wonder whether it might be possible to check 
all outbound links of a Web site in one go. If possible, 
could you tell me how?
kind regards

Jantje van Leiden