You can automatically redirect a Web page's visitors to another Web page using this option. For example, if you have recently changed a HTML file name, and a search engine links to the old file name, then you might make the old file a simple redirection page, which after a few seconds automatically takes the visitor to the new page.
On the Format menu, select Document Information.
Click on the Redirection tab.
Click on the Enable Document Redirection check box to place a tick-mark in the box.
Enter the redirection URL and the time to wait before redirecting.
From the drop-down list at the bottom of the screen, select the option Blank boxes delete related document fields if you want any unfilled fields on the screen to indicate that those fields should be deleted from the document's Meta tag information (for example, if you left the New URL field empty, then selecting the Blank boxes delete related document fields option would erase any existing redirection URL in your page's Meta tags). Otherwise, make sure that the Blank boxes make no change to related document fields option is selected.
Click on the OK button to apply these redirection preferences to the current document.
On the Format menu, select Document Information.
Click on the Redirection tab.
Click on the Enable Document Redirection check box to remove the tick-mark from the box.
Click on the OK button to remove redirection from the current document.