Blog/Archive may be corrupted, what to do?

For over a week now, I've been struggling with the same publishing errors ("Can't create the file Shapeimage..." while attempting to update my Blog. While I can't be certain, the issue seems to surround the Archive, as that's the page that, while attempting to publish, inevitably results in the error message. Regardless, I've been unable to complete a Publish.
Can anyone offer some helpful suggestions as to how to remove/rebuild the Archive - thereby forcing iWeb to recreate the Archive from scratch? The Blog is nearly 300 entries long.
Also, I've newly encountered something called "Library," housed used Blog/Archive in the Site Organizer. What is Library?

Randy...
I don't know if this will make a bit of difference at all in your situation, but it's something that I've tried in the past with no ill effects. Make iWeb generate a new Domain file for your site...
1. FIRST AND FOREMOST, make a backup copy of your Domain file NOW.
2. Open up iWeb and just leave it open...
3. Go back to your original Domain file and drag it to the trash. But don't empty the trash!
4. Now click back to iWeb and select "Save" from the File menu
5. iWeb should complain that your Domain file is in the trash and ask if you want it to save a new Domain file. Accept the default location.
When iWeb is done saving, you should have a new Domain file sitting in the default location (/Users/username/Library/Application Support/iWeb/). Quit iWeb and reopen it again to make sure that your site is still there with the new Domain file (remember your original Domain file is still in the trash if you need it!). Then try to publish. Let me know if you see any difference. NOTE: This may trigger a "publish all" type of event, so it may take a little while.

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TruthMaker wrote:
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