Editing HTML to create image rollovers

Greetings,
I think I've read everything in the forum archives about this, and have received helpful fragments of responses, but am still not able to get image rollovers to work in iWeb.
1) I've created the actual rollovers in ImageReady, which generates its own html. 2) Following the directions of forum users, I've created a text box place marker on the iWeb page the size of the image with "Put Code Here" inside. 3)I've renamed ImageReady's "images" folder "resources," so as not to confuse it with the "Images" folder iWeb generates. 4) I publish to a folder. 5) Using an HTML editor, I change the file name "images" to "resources" where it appears in the rollover code. 6) I insert the script code from ImageReady into the header of the page html for the page where I want the rollover to go and the body code where the text box place marker is.
When I upload the site to the host, the image is at the right place on the page, but the rollover effect does not work. This makes me think that the problem is with the script. I've also tried generic rollover scripts recommended in this forum, but those haven't worked either.
So, the questions: where exactly does the html, both script and image rollover code, go in the iWeb page code? And, where should the folder with the ImageReady images be located?
Many thanks,
BnB

So far I created an .avi file of the client's video and was able to burn a DVD successfully with Pinncle Studios 12 (Adobe could learn a lot from Pinnacle's easy DVD authoring).
I just hope that I created the most highest quality .avi file though.  I had chose  Microsoft AVI, Video Codec: DV NTSC, Field Type: Lower First, and clicked on Render at Maximum Depth.  Is that the best?  If not, what should I have chosen?
Right now I'm trying to install the 4.0.1 patch for Encore but I'm getting the error
Applications Running
Please close the following applications and retry to continue installing updates:
PhotoshopServer.exe
processcoordinationserver
But I have NOTHING open.
Now for your question, I have opened my client's video in Premiere Pro CS, clicked on Export, Format: MPEG2-DVD, Quality 5, Frame Rate 29.97 non-drop frame, expanded the source file so that ALL of it is rendered (very stupid for Adobe to have only half of it selected by default), clicked okay. AME popped up, so I clicked on Start Queue.
I have no idea what to do with the other settings, so I left them at their default settings.  (If you know of the correct settings that I should use for best quality, please let me know).
This video seemed to render fine, but there's no audio.  I looked back at the settings, and the audio box was checked.

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