There is a tool that does this already. I'm pretty sure that Henrik Frystek (sic?) created a "bot" to do exactly this. It's in the W3C tools library.


- Mike



At 08:20 AM 6/29/1998 -0700, William Loughborough wrote:

>An example tool would be a simple search of a site for missing

>ALT="text" with an associated editor/database so that vendors could make

>suggestions as to its improvement for inclusion in their products.

>

>Perhaps a stripped-down Bobby?

>

>This could then be furnished to every site with a .gov provenance that

>was determined to have missing ALT="text".

>-- 

>Love.

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>

Mike Paciello

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