Password Protect a webpage

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We have a Publisher 2000 created six page website www.vanusa.org

Presently we have a link on the site to a password protected folder.

Is there a way to password protect one of the pagen.html pages?

If so, how?

The method used to protect the folder is with a htaccess and a htpasswd
files.


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Don
Vancouver, USA


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