Rewriting URLs with .NRY

Sorry I am not exactly sure what to choose with the options above.
I was using ISAPI Rewrite but I think that is causing some issues.
I was recommended URL Rewriter[ but I am not comfortable with web.config
The rewrite is something like:
RewriteRule /e-commerce /e-commerce.asp [I,U]
So that when someone goes to
www.example.com/e-commerce.asp - the URL is www.example.com/e-commerce
I don't know if there is a good find and replace for this but I an VERY NEW to .NET
So if someone can help me out, get me started, I would appreciate it
Thank you!
Corey

This forum supports setup of the .NET Framework. As your question appears to be about web applications/ASP.NET, I suggest you ask in a topical forum at the Microsoft ASP.NET site, found here:
http://forums.asp.net/

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