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		<title>.htaccess links</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Brent Lagerman]]></dc:creator>
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				<description><![CDATA[<p>The .htaccess file on your website lets you control some of the behavior of the server you are on.  You can do things like password protect pages, re-write and re-direct urls, tell the server what version of php to use, change how file types are handled... etc.</p>
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								<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="Intro">the .htaccess file on your website lets you control some of the behavior of the server you are on.  You can do things like password protect pages, re-write and re-direct urls, tell the server what version of php to use, change how file types are handled&#8230; etc&#8230;</p>

<a href="http://www.pixeline.be/blog/2006/beginners-guide-to-htaccess-file/"><img src="http://www.mimoymima.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/img_htaccess.jpg" alt="Margo on the prowl" width="525" height="115" class="aligncenter" /></a>

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<dt><a class="lightview" title="Beginners Guide to .htaccess :: :: fullscreen: true" href="http://www.pixeline.be/blog/2006/beginners-guide-to-htaccess-file/">.htaccess for beginners</a></dt>
<dd>Your .htaccess file is what you use to make configurations to a shared server on a per-directory basis.  This means that you can .  When you get server space you are typically sharing it with a lot of others, so for security and logistic reasons, the server company can&#8217;t let you change the configuration of the entire server.  The .htaccess file is what you use to make custom error pages, redirect people, restrict access to certain pages &hellip;</dd>

<dt><a class="lightview" title="Password Protection with .htaccess :: :: fullscreen: true" href="http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/password/">Password Protect</a></dt>
<dd>The best page on the net to show you how to password protect your pages using .htaccess</dd>
				
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