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[quote author=oldmanice link=topic=103770.msg413500#msg413500 date=1155248971]
No that cant be changed
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False. Of course it can be changed.  Create whatever you want to use as an error page, e.g. 404.html and then create a .htaccess file - placed in the root folder - containing this:

ErrorDocument 404 http://www.yoursitename.com/404.html
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False. Of course it can be changed.  Create whatever you want to use as an error page, e.g. 404.html and then create a .htaccess file - placed in the root folder - containing this:

ErrorDocument 404 http://www.yoursitename.com/404.html
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Remember for this to work (.htaccess) they must have the AllowOverride set to "on"

also the the path for the new error document does not have to be an absolute path, it can be a realitive path as well.
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