Changing text of words in the tab bar

How do I change the text of the words in the tab bar at the top of my webpage which we click on to direct us onto another page. are the texts to do with the design template or can we change them manually without altering the design of the webpage.
thanks

This Apple doc may help:
iWeb '09: Renaming a website or webpage
...Found by searching here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search

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