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http://www.plinko.net/404/default.asp) has shown that up
to 70% of the 404s you encounter can be corrected. Here are
some tricks that will make you a 404 conqueror. Things change fast on the web.
Pages move, sites appear and disappear, URLs change. It's
impossible to keep everything indexed and up to date. The
universe of 404s keeps expanding. But a good portion of the
content you're looking for is not gone, it's simply moved.
If you know where to look, you have a good chance of finding
it. Here's how.
Step One: Step Two: Step Three: http://www.store-galore.co.uk/Additions_Direct/additions_direct_home.htm/gramma.jpg Erase everything after the last slash in the address, so you're left with: http://www.store-galore.co.uk/Additions_Direct/additions_direct_home.htm/ You may get a page or a directory listing; in either case, you should be able to find what you're looking for or verify that it's gone. If you don't come up with anything at this address, try backing up again: http://www.store-galore.co.uk/user/ Step Four: http://www.store-galore.co.uk/ Many online services, free hosting sites, and ISP's use a format similar to this: http://members.aol.com/~username/ In addition, Google and other search engines have a feature in which you can restrict your search to one website. If you can't find a sub-page that you believe exists, go to Google, type in search words followed by a space and site:website.com. Or go to their "advanced" search page. Step Five: The Wayback Machine offers a similar service, in that you can enter a URL and view a page or site 'as it once was'. Step Six:
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