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Tweak it, list it, get it

. Hierarchical treatment for any number of levels
. Five languages support for Day-and Month names in dates

. Add list to list up until 20 000 items before saving to file

Chasing Dates

Imagine you are a weather statistics aficionado. You find a web page -

"http://www.weatherontheweb.org/us/2002/oct/23.htm"

- displaying statistics for October 23rd, 2002. You type away in the address bar and realize there are superb daily stats here ranging from January 1st 1808! If you ran into this, say January 1st 2003 - that's 71 223 pages of stats... Now it's time to either give in to that feeling of paralysis - or use URLChaser.

Date Build. Click to view complete interface.

Date List. Click to view complete interface.

Numbers or Names in five languages

The increment between each date - or how to "jump" between items in the list - can be set to daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.

Month- and Day parts of the date boasts five language support and may be given in full or cut to given length (for example "jan", "gen", or "ene").

View this sample HTML file to get a feel for what a date listing may look like.

ShowBiz anyone? The URLChaser Media Player

Yes, it's over the top: But the in-built miniature media player is pretty charming. Why not load music or a fav video while you generate those huge lists...

Media Player at upper left of interface. Player menu open. Click to open full view of interface

NEXT: Summing up ť