> The better answer is to work with your hosting provider. If you are on > *nix hosting, htaccess can be set up site by site and|or directory by > directory so being on shared hosting _should_ not be an issue. But > doing this at the web server level is the best way to capture ALL the > searching engine mojo of older pages.
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