hide my file extension in addressbar

There is probably JavaScript of some sort that will do it, or you can just use frames.
 
I keeps the address when you do a Server.Transfer(....)

I don't know if it help. However you are not forced to write the full extension if (let say) index.aspx is registered as a default page in your application.

To see default pages go in IIS and click Property on your application. In "Documents" you shall see a check box "Active default document" (or something like this) ... make sure it's checked and make sure that your index.aspx is in there. Normally... it is not because it's not in the default setting.

I use IIS 5.1 so it might have changed in version 6.
 
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