GoLive CS2 and Contribute.

Hi there,
I am working on a website project where the owners of the site need to edit the content. I have thought about using Contribute, but there is no mention of GoLive support, only the dreaded DreamWeaver.
Can I create sites in GoLive that can be edited using Contribute?
Thanks as always,
Anil.

Thanks Viola for taking the time to reply to my question.
I pretty much thought I could use Contribute to update my sites, just wanted to hear from another actual user.
Again thanks,
Anil.

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