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2.3 Explore Site Profile
2.3.1 Explore Links
- After the initial exploration, you can further explore the links of a page. First select
the item, then click on the Explore button on the toolbar or choose Explore
in the Command menu. Also you can click on the item using the right mouse
button then choose Explore from the popup menu. The program uses
the previously set explore options except that the depth of links followed is set to one.
If there are no any further links below a link, nothing is done.
- If you want more control over how an item is explored, you can choose Advanced
Explore from the Command menu. Choosing Advanced Explore
activates a dialog window similar to the dialog window created when choosing Create
Site Profile. The same procedure for exploration applies.
2.3.2 Expand:
- Choose Expand from the View menu. It opens all folders.
2.3.3 Collapse:
- Choose Collapse from the View menu. It closes all folders
2.3.4 Show document in a browser:
- Select an item then choose HTML Browser from the View menu
or click on the Browse button located on the toolbar. Also, you can click on
the item using the right mouse button then choose Browse from
the popup menu. The default browser for your machine will load the webpage
corresponding to the selected item.

2.3.5 View Document Info
- To view the detailed information about a page, first select the item, then choose View
Document Info from the View menu or click on the Info button on the toolbar. When a new
window comes up, you can choose among the following functions
- Overview: (This is selected by default) The Document Info window shows an overview of a
document including the location of the document relative to the sitemap root, and the
keywords of the document.
- Referral: Click on the Referral button to view back-links, i.e., pages which
link to the current document.
- Links: Click on the Links button to show all links in this document.
- Goto: Select an item then click on the Goto button. The main window will be brought to
the front with the selected item highlighted.