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Thanks, all good comments. &nbsp;Let's see where this goes because as BDL said this is something all web designers need to know.<br />
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Thanks. . .
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Thanks, all good comments.  Let's see where this goes because as BDL said this is something all web designers need to know.

Thanks. . .

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All the comments are appreciated.
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Hello everyone,<br />
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Thanks for any assistance you have to offer.<br />
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Is there a way to simply count the number of pages on a website? &nbsp;All I want is a simple tabulation of the number of pages. &nbsp;Everything but that seems to be readily available.<br />
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Thanks. . . &nbsp;:-)
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Hello everyone,

Thanks for any assistance you have to offer.

Is there a way to simply count the number of pages on a website?  All I want is a simple tabulation of the number of pages.  Everything but that seems to be readily available.

Thanks. . .  :-)

How does one evaluate a current website in order to bid on a re-design?

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Scripting Languages

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