use mod_rewrite to answer a.php?xyz and serve /xyz ?

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Subject: use mod_rewrite to answer a.php?xyz and serve /xyz ?
From: "Randy Grimes" <randygrimes15@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:07:21 -0400
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Hi, I know mod_rewrite can answer web request to /xyz and internally serving a.php?xyz . However, is it possible to answer a.php?xyz and internally serving /xyz , without writing a script a.php? For the curious minds, we are moving from dynamic scripts to pre-generated static pages, and want to maintain old links to outside.

Thanks for your time, Randy

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