Nancy:

When I started out my ISP did not give me the kind of detail for one site that I 
wanted to have so I asked them for the raw logs and processed them myself. 
The files are huge so you'll need a good text editor (I use the Semware Editor) 
then you can look through the logs to find all references to the images. Over 
the years there were a few images that were scooped by other sites.

I even found an Ohio state site that was linking to one of my images. I 
renamed the gifs and substituted something interesting for the original, just 
how interesting depended on the nature of the site and the number of images 
they had pinched.

On 25 Oct 2001, at 11:09, Nancy Whittley wrote:

> Hello all, if you suspect someone is using your images on another website.
> Not saving them to their own space but linking to them in their site...  and you
> want to monitor this.  Isn't there  a program that you can install on windows,
> that will download your stats files and log that type of info?  My site stats do
> not give me that kind of detail.  Is there an animal that will do that?
> 
> Nancy
> 



Regards
F.J. (Rick) Bradley
F.J. Bradley & Associates
http://www.fjbradley.com/
tel 519 354 4604       fax 519 354 6717
265 Oxley Dr. Chatham, ON, Canada N7L 4S8

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