08 or stick with 06?

I haven't published my 08 website yet because I have been reading that there are problems with viewing websites on PC's. Should I stick with my 06 iweb knowing I won't have any compatibility problems? Or should I take the plunge and publish the 08 version? I don't have much time to spend on working through problems, that's why I switched to iweb in the first place. Also, I don't want all of the people that are viewing the site to have to switch to another browser. I'm using the website for showing my school classes. Last year with 06 the parents loved it. Easy is better for them. They are already having to download quicktimeto watch videos of the classes and deal with a few problems there if they are using a PC. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks!

I have a partition on an external firewire drive that also has a bootable backup on it where I keep the iWeb '06 application and the folders with the domain.sites files.
iWeb '08 and the folders with the domain.sites2 files are on my Mac.
To use iWeb '06, I go to System Preferences/System/Start Up Disk, select the partition with iWeb '06 on it and boot from that.
If you want the applications the other way round you can, first of all, transfer iWeb '06 to an external drive to allow you to install '08 and then switch them.
I use the application Super Duper to create the bootable backups and, thereafter, to do incremental backups. Although it is a shareware application it will do the bootable backup in the trial mode. You only have to pay if you want the incremental feature - who wouldn't?
Get it here...
http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html
I used to use iWebsites to separate out my domain files but I have gone back to keeping them in separate folders. I have a second Dock to the left of my screen, created using the application Dock-It, in which I keep my main folders. Launching a site takes three clicks and is faster than using iWebsites.

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