Thank you Brian and Dave!

Here's the next response from tech support when I told them this couldn't be done in 
application.cfm.  "You should be able to do all this in the application.cfm.  I am not 
a CF developer so I am limited."

Me paraphrasing the response:  "You are wrong, but I actually I have no idea what I am 
talking about."

Grrr.  Picking up the phone again....

-B

>I'm using a shared host and I used their own in-house utility to set up a
>default page for 404 (file not found) errors in IIS.
>
>This seems to be working for non .cfm files.
>
>Examples that work fine:
>
>http://domain.com/badname.htm
>http://domain.com/badname.asp
>http://domain.com/anything
>
>However, for cfm files:
>
>http://domain.com/badname.cfm
>
>A file not found error is generated by Coldfusion itself.  On my previous
>host this was all set up by one default on IIS.
>
>My new host is telling me to use cferror in the application.cfm file and it
>has nothing to do with the server settings.  Is this true?  Is it possible
>for <cferror> to recognize a file not found error?  Every tag
>I've tried so far has ignored missing file errors.
>
>Benjamin
>
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