Alice - You wrote <snip>In Canada we have an added handicap... those impossibly long and non-meaningful-to-the-user URLs also have to bilingual (English & French). The Canadian government wants meaningful URLs in both languages, and we found we could do this with Microsoft CMS 2001.</snip>
Does this mean you have to have both the English AND French versions of the URL ALL IN ONE URL (emphasis, not shouting), or just have a French URL when the site is rendered in French and an English URL when the site is rendered in English? Given the level of bureaucracy in most governments, I would not be surprised if it was the former. Sincerely, Bill Schneider Director, Content Management Ness Technologies www.ness-usa.com 703-464-0133 x125 703-464-0138 -- http://cms-list.org/ more signal, less noise.
