What is the best site-map software?
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I am in the beginning stages of building a website and would like to know the site-mapping software for organizing my company's ideas. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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If your server is using PHP, I think http://enarion.net/tools/phpsitemapng/crawler/ is a great tool/software to make sitemaps.
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