This checks and sees that all URLs in your content can be reached. When you test URLs, you get a report for each telling you its status:

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

This web page was found and can be retrieved successfully.

HTTP/1.1 302 Found

This page redirects to another page. Aurea List Manager does not track to the redirect location, so it cannot confirm that the redirect was successful.

HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found

The URL does not exist, according to the destination web server.

Failed!

DNS failed looking up the hostname for this URL.

This checks that your content's HTML is compatible with AOL Version 5.0 and higher.

If a large number of your members are using AOL, you may want to check that your HTML is AOL compatible. Later versions of AOL (6.0 and higher) can read standard HTML, but strips out the following elements:

• ActiveX
• Audio
• External Style Sheets
• Frames and IFrames
• Java
• Meta Refresh
• Scripts: JavaScript, VBScript, Perl, etc.
• Tooltips
• Video

This checks whether JavaScript is in your content. AOL, Hotmail and other ISPs automatically strip out JavaScript from messages, so your content may not appear the way you want it to look if you leave JavaScript in.

This checks whether Java is in your content. AOL, Hotmail and other ISPs automatically strip out Java from messages, so your content may not appear the way you want it to look if you leave Java in.