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This may be of interest, especially as it's free! John __________Forwarded Message_______________ INTRODUCTION The world now hosts over one million websites and the number of valid URLs is even greater. We all get frustrated by those outdated links. Now there is a new Global Directory for URL changes at http://www.URLTrackers.org . Webmasters of relocated sites should fill out the relocation form on this site, so that the URLTrackers database wi Anyone getting stranded on your old URL can then check for leads at http://www.URLTrackers.org , even long after your relocation page has been removed from your server. They will find your new URL in Use http://www.URLTrackers.org to both register and retrieve any changed URLs. SCIENTIFIC DATABASES URLTrackers.org may prove particularly useful for the scientific community. The essence of archiving scientific work is that research records need to be traceable and verifiable. We all know that the One common problem is that server use in academia is particularly unruly and databases are relocated to new URLs all the time. Although good webmasters will leave a relocation page, these are commonl The new Global Registry of URL changes at http://www.URLTrackers.org will alleviate this problem. Make sure your organization will register URL changes with URLTrackers.org. In this manner, important >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> URLTrackers.org E-mail: URLTrackers@ alboran.com Phone: 0031 20 3640 331 Fax: 0031 20 3640 145 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> PO BOX 76321 1070EH Amsterdam The Netherlands >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ John Whalley Lecturer in Structural Geology and Computer Applications in Geology List owner - geo-tectonics Tel +44 1705 842247 Fax +44 1705 842244 School of Earth, Environmental and Physical Science University of Portsmouth Portsmouth, PO1 3QL, UK Email- [log in to unmask] ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%