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Hi again, Since there are a lot of directives in this that are specific to certain conditions in your site that we cannot see, you should leave them alone. Your redirect should appear at the beginning of the .htaccess anyway, so your best course of action is: Make a copy of your existing .htaccess file with a different name so that you cannot accidentally lose it by overwriting Place your redirect code at the beginning of the .htaccess (remembering that "RewriteEngine On" should appear only once) Save and upload your new .htaccess file Check in your browser to see if the redirect works (as many known pages as possible) If it works, CELEBRATE! It it breaks, replace your file with your copy of the original and ask the original developer, or one with access to the detail of your site to sort it out for you. Incidentally, the rule you have above will redirect from www to non-www...just to be sure that is what you intended. Hope that helps, Sha