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Originally posted by DangerDave
Short answer is yes... but describe "pseudo-static" 
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All site pages have .html addresses (or .htm or whatever you want). The submit.html page (for example) doesn't actually exist. When the server gets a request for the page it is generated from the script and displayed. "Pseudo-static" is basically a dynamically generated page called by a "static" URL. The spiders ask for a .html page and they get one, since there's no php code left when the page displays.