How do you make your server not show the file being accessed in the brower command line?

[BowDown]

I have my own server running windows 2000... How do I set it up to not show the "default.html" or whatever file is being accessed? By default it loads a default.html file... so those are hidden when accessing a directory, but if I switch to a default_2.html file it shows...

Anyone know how?

Thanks .

 

[BowDown]

Also... I have an ASP redirection file... So if someone types is forums.forsaleandtrade.com it redirects them to www.forsaleandtrade.com/cgi-bin/... Is there anyway I can get the redirection script to not show the redirected link?

 

[Lord Evermore]

Use frames...make the default file contain frames with links to the real pages, so they've always got the default.html showing in the toolbar. That won't work all the time though. I don't think you can completely stop the browser from ever displaying what file is being shown.

 

[BowDown]

Hmm. I see what you're refering too... Anyway I can make a frame by itself? I don't really like frames... but if I can make just one frame and use it like a normal frame with link direction (<a href=&quot;&quot; target=&quot;main&quot;></a>).