change "My SIte" URL to a custom page

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From: Arun Kumar D (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/24/04 

Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 01:12:11 -0800

Hello,

As we know, if we click on the "My Site" link in
Sharepoint portal site, or just type http://server/MySite
then, it opens the page "default.aspx" (i.e
http://server/MySite/default.aspx

But I want to change this URL to my own custom aspz page,
say "mypage.aspx". In this page, i want to have a button,
onclick of whic, the actual My SIte (default.aspx) should
be displayed. How to do this?

Also, do u know where the mapping (clicking of "My SIte"
is automatically mapped to default.aspx") is done? Where
can I edit this mapping, to change the URL?

Please suggest.

-Arun

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