listing a web sites directory

is there any way of listing all the pages of a web site?
reason being a plan we need for monday is supposidly on a companys web site but the link they provided dosn't work, and as there on tour there not that easy to contact. ive tryed a few search engines without any luck,it just brings up there home page.if it makes any diffrence the home page is done in flash media .why they couldnt just fax the dam thing to us i dont know

 

Well technicaly a web producer should create a site map which lists all the pages and their functions. These are more often and not never published though.

 

How about these bits of software, basically offline browsers that strip entire websites to your hard disk so you can browse them later.

http://www.internet-soft.com/extractor.htm - limited trial
http://www.httrack.com/ - GPL software

Dunno if they'll do the trick but you could give it a go. All the best in getting it all sorted out. I'll keep my thinking hat on and see if I can come up with any more suggestions.

Edit:

Just found these other bits of software that might also be helpful

http://www.pcworlddownload.com/internet/download-managers/BlackWidow.htm
http://www.pcworlddownload.com/internet/download-managers/Infine-Capture-Flash.htm

 

cheers chaps,will give that software a try,unfortunatley the site dosnt have a site map,or at least i cant find one

 

Unless the document you're after is linked from one of the other pages on the site, software won't find it - basically, these programs follow every link from the home page downwards, downloading everything. So, worth a try, but it may not work.

-- Ian

 

grr could have told me before i tryed a couple of them ,handy bit of software though
think i'll email them,phone them and genraly hassle them to get the plan to us first thing monday,or pay for 2 technitions to sit around drinking coffee until it arrives

 

A handy and not that well-known feature of google is the "allinurl" directive which gives you all the links that google has for a particular site. In the search window type:

allinurl:<site name>

eg:

allinurl:www.zerogain.com

It will usually just show you the first link and then you have to expand the list with "show all results from <site name>".

It won't help you though hippy - I just tried it on the site you're after and it came up with only one link.

Michael.

 

What a completely crap web site.

What was the original URL that doesn't work?

Paul

 

ta for the help chaps,left them a message on there answer phone,faxed them and emailed them,so hopefully they will get the message,if not then turnadot will be done rock+roll style :JPS:

http://www.ellenkent.com/tech.jpg
and http://www.ellenkent.com/tech.dwg