I want people have a simple URL like http://www.Fish4Him.net/newsletter go to a specific page in DNN. So I added a folder and dropped in a simple default.aspx page with redirect code in it. Should work I thought, but all I get is a redirect to the root. What am I doing wrong? What is the best way to do this?

the easiest way would be using an iframe. you can also place static content w/o forms into a text/HTML module.

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I've done similar stuff using virtual directories to have non-dnn pages available. If your just running one dnn site, you may be able to add a new directory as you did BUT my experience with the virtual directory thing showed me that the directory must have a different name than an existing dnn page. The dnn url naming convention makes a "directory" named Newsletter. If you make your own Newsletter folder, it seems to conflict (looking for tabid, maybe) and sends the user to the home page.

Try making a folder called "News" or "Newsletters" (assuming you don't have pages with those names.