Importing different templates into iweb

Hi,
I asked this question awhile back and it was suggested I go to the 11mystics website to manually add the template into iweb. Well I don't have the type of template that is described on this site. I have a free one I found on www.templatebox.com
It has fonts, html, jped and psd folders. Is is possible to use this type of template to import into iweb.
Thanks,
S.

It has fonts, html, jped and psd folders. Is is
possible to use this type of template to import into
iweb.
No

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