I Web on sites other than .mac

Is there anyone out there with the knowledge of, if and when iWeb will be supported on other Web sites. I am on Telus (B.C. Canada) and cannot use iWeb on their site as it is not supported, so I have been told by Telus. I realize it is early yet for iWeb.

AndrewT,
Just for you I tried moving my iWeb site to my telus webspace (which I'd never used tbh) - and I had no problems whatsoever. It worked perfectly!
Use the link someone provided to go to telus pages and navigate to webspace - there you'll find how to ftp (easiest route) and merely move the content of your site folder to the public_html folder telus provides...
On your idisk you should find in the web folder a folder with the same name as your 'site' name - and it's the contents (which should also include an index.html) that you'll move to telus.
Your web address will be http://www3.telus.net/public/yourusername
Hope that helps.
Sincerely, Jules.

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