Report Magic 2.21

You have questions about your web site:
- Where are my visitors coming from?
- What search words and engines do my visitors use?
- Are there peak traffic times? Are there slow seasons?
- What browsers are my visitors using?
- What operating systems do my visitors run?
- Are there broken links on my site or other sites that link to mine?
- Which pages do visitors request the most?
- What ISPs or companies do my visitors connect from?
By building readable, compelling reports, Report Magic can answer these questions and help you and the rest of your organization understand how your web site is used.
Report Magic is a command-line program. It is controlled by a configuration
file and is meant to be run from a Command Prompt or to be scheduled to run in the background.
Main features:
- Illustrative line, bar and pie charts allow you to analyze trends and quickly interpret information.
- Descriptions on each report help you understand the data they represent.
- Easy-to-read tables put exact information at your fingertips.
- Powerful and customizable. You can configure colors and fonts so that it integrates with the theme of your web site.
- A dozen languages to choose from.
- Portable. It will run on any platform that Perl will run on. There are also pre-compiled binary versions for Windows and Macintosh platforms.
- Easy to setup and automate for hosting companies with command-line control.

Enhancements:
- Links in Request and Referrer Reports were not linking the first and last characters. (Noted by William Woods, Eric S. Corbin, Sean Powell, and Bobby Hitt )
- Mac Edition did not have same install/test procedure. (Noted by Ken Whitcombe)
- Changed settings recognition code to work around problems in the Windows Edition. (Noted by Gordon Harford)
- Added *.shtm and *.shtml to default linked file names in Request Report.
- Fixed Install.PL in the Source Edition to include udpated language file structure when copying.