How about a server-side redirect, a la mod_rewrite.  I know there's an
IIS-port of mod_rewrite, though I've never used it.

The directive is a snap:

RewriteRule (*).htm $1.cfm [L]

Bam, the web servier thinks any request to an HTM is actually a
request to the corresponding CFM.

cheers,
barneyb

On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 17:29:12 -0600, Jim McAtee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm taking a small site previously done entirely in html and converting it
> to CF.  Much of the site's page structure will remain the same.  What's
> the most search engine friendly way to redirect pages so that previously
> indexed pages won't be dead?  For instance, I'd like to redirect
> /contact.htm to /contact.cfm.  I'm afraid mapping .htm to .cfm in this
> case isn't an option.  I may, however, be able to specify a site-wide 404
> error handler page that could be a CF page.  The server is running
> IIS5/CF5.
>
>
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