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My .mac site is perfect but the same site, when published to a folder and ftp'd to my private domain, has strange problems:
1. I use the the blog template for art reviews. Each review works fine on the .mac site but when I move around on the private domain site I get a 404 error. By moving around I mean using the "previous" and "next" buttons.
2. Some of the links from the home page to one of the review pages hasn't worked so I've had to take them off. But they worked on the .mac site and not on the private domain one.
3. I use the blog template for multiple art reviews, slide shows and press releases - and have the same problem no matter how I do it. And I've tried redoing it over and over and over.
Take a peek and you'll see.
Try the "next" button and see what happens on each of these sites:
http://www.theartofrwfirestone.com/Reviews/Entries/2007/4/3at_the_Walter_Wickiser_Gallery%2C_NY%2CNY.html
http://web.mac.com/franktobe/TheArt_of_R.W._Firestone/Reviews/Entries/2007/4/3_at_the_Walter_Wickiser_Gallery%2C _NY%2CNY.html

Hey, I understand why you asked why I deleted the public_html folder. I've been trying everything because NOTHING works. But I've got everything back in place and now my public_html folder has two items: an index.html file and the folder with all my pages. When I go to that folder on my desktop and click on the index file and then go into my REVIEWS (blog template) section, all the pages and links work.
BUT, when I do it online, I get NOT FOUND errors like this one. Thus my frustration.
Not Found
The requested URL /RWFSite/Reviews/Entries/2007/3/5â€œFeelingsâ€_Exhibition_at_Wickiser_Gallery,NYC.html was not found on this server.
Could it be that the page name is the title and it has special characters?
Could it be that the page name is too long?
Could it be that iWeb is not the right product for me?
Also, when this is all fixed, then I have to go into every html page and add keywords and description meta tags because iWeb doesn't seem to enable this feature.
Thanks for any and all help, suggestions or comments.

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