Link Reporter

With Link Reporter, failing or broken links should be a thing of the past, no matter in what type of document these appear. It won't fix them, but it can give the user a rough idea about the number of defective links.

This ultimately means you'll know what to fix when to fix, and why to be precise. The program, also allows for cross-referencing items, in case you'd like to detect a pattern.

The application doesn't only check for online links in document files, for example. It works with CAD, image files, PDFs, and so on. The analysis procedure can be 100% automated, meaning you won't have much to do after you issue the first command.

The links are seen as any particular address that redirects you from object A to object B. The program checks if the link leads to where it should and lets you know if everything functions as intended.

If you'd also like to fix the links, automatically fix, or move/rename files within the app, you'll need to pay for unlocking these features. The scanning part works for all users from the start. A start menu will offer users plenty of options for adjusting, changing, or reaching further options.

The application can be tailored to anybody's needs. The user can run scans in local drives, network locations, databases, and so on. Exporting all the found issues can be done in PDF or XML format. This is especially helpful if you need to report further up about your discovered problems.

Link Report is a helpful program that can help anybody track problematic links that do not work as intended anymore. In terms of file compatibility, this app proves to be quite flexible, since it works with multiple formats.