Redirecting old Homepage to iWeb

For many years I've had an online library of images made with Homepage. I have now completely remade the site using iWeb and deleted the Homepage. Google however still has a cache of the old pages and Apple returns a 'Page not Found' message if the link is followed.
So- can I put a page on my iDisk called homepage.mac.com/username/CATCH-ALL to redirect any of those links to my new iWeb site? There were hundreds of photoalbum pages by the way.
old site- homepage.mac.com/cjbphotography
new site- web.mac.com/cjbphotography
G4 Dual, 17" Powerbook, iMac, iPod, and more   Mac OS X (10.4.4)  

the index.html file is basically i a file that can be used to redirect people.
dan,
you can download the file - but you will need to edit the file because i have made it specifically for him above. open the index.html file up with textedit. be sure you have the preferences set to "ignore html commands." otherwise you will see a blank file.
then search for: http://web.mac.com/cjbphotography
and replace it with your site: http://web.mac.com/username
and yes, you would have to overwrite the existing file to make the old site be redirected to the new one!
max

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