IPhoto upload to iweb Error Message

Hello. I am using a brand new MacBook Pro and am traveling in Europe. I need to upload pictures to iWeb.
I keep getting the error message "There was an error determining the .Mac publish configuration values. Please try again in a few minutes." I have tried it on a wireless and land line. I need to get these pictures uploaded for a deadline. I downloaded
It worked fine when I was home in California. Please help if possible. Apple support has not been real helpful.
John

I don't know if this will help you at all, but it never hurts to try... Find the preferences file "com.apple.DotMacSync.plist" in your harddrive/Users/yourname/Library/Preferences/ folder. Delete it. Retry your upload.
You can also try deleting the regular iWeb preferences file "com.apple.iWeb.plist" found in the same directory.
Good luck!

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