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Hi Bruce,

I think I already know the answer to this, but want to double-check.  I have a dozen or so full-page jpeg images on my site that users can view by clicking on a link.  Each image has its own custom link. When they click on the link they see the following:

http://mydomain.com/Portals/0/Abstracts/Image-1.jpg

I would like to get rid of the /Portals/0/Abstracts and simply display

http://mydomain.com/Image-1.jpg

I want to do this to 1) make the URL cleaner and 2) avoid giving out any information on my site's folder structure.  I do not, however, want to store all these images in my root folder.  Can URL Master help with this?  I saw from the following post that you cannot redirect one image to another:

http://www.ifinity.com.au/Products/Support_Forums/forumid/8/threadid/3419/scope/posts

Currently the images do not show up under Page URLs (because they are not pages).  One work around I thought of was to create a page for each image, place the image on the page using the text editor, and then use Page URL to clean up the address of the page.  This seems a bit clumsy and time-consuming.  It will also add a dozen or more pages to my site.  What do you think? 

Thanks,
Chip

P.S. I followed your instructions regarding page extensions and now my site no longer displays .aspx at the end of every URL.  Thanks!!