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−	The term .htaccess stands for "hypertext access." An .htaccess file is often used to redirect one web page to another. It's a faster way of redirecting people, because before a web page is served to the web browser, the web server first checks for an .htaccess file. If there is one, the ~~original~~ page ~~will not load~~, ~~and~~ people only see the new page.	+	The term .htaccess stands for "hypertext access." An .htaccess file is often used to redirect one web page to another. It's a faster way of redirecting people, because before a web page is served to the web browser, the web server first checks for an .htaccess file. If there is one, and it says the web page should redirect to another one, people only see the new page.

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