Transfering web site from laptop to desktop

I have been doing my iWeb websites on my desktop but have made the mistake of doing another website on my laptop. Is it possible to take my laptop website and add it to my desktop library of websites in iWeb?

Yes it is. You can do it one of two ways: 1 - move the domain.sites2 file from the laptop to the Desktop, rename it and put it in the User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder with the other domain.sites2 file. You can open each in turn by double clicking on them (drag them into the Finder's side pane for quicker access); 2 - use iWebSites to merge the two domain files. Be sure to keep a backup of each domain file just in case the merge doesn't go as advertised.
If you use method 1 the last published site will the the default site if you use the minimum URL for your MMe account: http://web.me.com/YourMMe_AccountName/
If you use method 2 the site that is on top of the left hand pane in iWeb will be the default site for the minimum URL.
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Thank you for the question. The attached article below provides multiple options for moving your iTunes library to a new computer.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4527
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