Dreamweaver - asset help

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asset help

haasboy

2004-04-30, 5:32 pm

I am taking over a SPRAWLING and somewhat disorganized site which has been in a
number of hands over the years. Apparently there are a number of files on the
server which are irrelevant and should be deleted. I am wondering if there is
some way I can find out where a file (a JPEG for instance) resides on a site? I
was looking at everything in the assets and thought it would be helpful to know
if some of the MANY files were not linked to any pages, or are linked to old
(hidden) pages on this site. Hope this makes sense. I can't imagine it is an
uncommon situation for a web person coming in after a site has been around for
awile. Thanks in advance.

Murray *TMM*

2004-04-30, 5:32 pm

haas:

I would start with a good site map.

This utility is quite good at that -
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html

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"haasboy" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I am taking over a SPRAWLING and somewhat disorganized site which has been
in a
> number of hands over the years. Apparently there are a number of files on
the
> server which are irrelevant and should be deleted. I am wondering if there
is
> some way I can find out where a file (a JPEG for instance) resides on a
site? I
> was looking at everything in the assets and thought it would be helpful to
know
> if some of the MANY files were not linked to any pages, or are linked to
old
> (hidden) pages on this site. Hope this makes sense. I can't imagine it is
an
> uncommon situation for a web person coming in after a site has been around
for
> awile. Thanks in advance.
>