Editing on more than one computer

I would like to be able to view and edit my photos in iPhoto/Aperture on several different mac computers. is there a way to do this?

I made an appointment with at the local Genius bar. The person was able to get me a little further. She suggested I rename the my original site back to "Site". I had created it with something else. She also said the URL should then be...
web.mac.com/firstname.lastname/site/welcome
My screwed up one had /iweb/ as part of the URL, just in front of /site/
So, I renamed the site "Site" on the home computer I do 99% of all my work and publishing on, republished,and it made things better, in that....
I can get to the site again with just the URL.. web.mac.com/firstname.lastname
but when it renders the page the url changes to include /iweb/ before the /site/
and the single welcome page I accidently published from my work mac is still out there. If I log into my .MAC account, it is the only page that shows up under the My pages section.
I'm confused.

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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61675
Also, it's not only Apple that uses proprietary software. How about Zune players, & several others?
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Why must it delete all my data just because i want to sync one song from either of my computers. this is stupid and i cannot stand Apple. why can't i sync between both of my computers? <Edited by Moderator>

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