"Email me" button problem

I added an "Email me" button to my home page and published to .Mac. The resulting hyperlink sends mail to my .Mac address. I'd rather have it send to another address. Thought I'd just edit the "Welcome.html" file (on my Mac) to correct the address then re-publish, but I've been unable to locate the HTML file.
Any thoughts on this or other solutions welcome. Thanks.

Just tried that. Didn't change the button link to the (undesired) address. So I tried deleting the e-mail me button and then replacing it. Now I can't get the button to show even when the box is checked. Don't know where it is

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