Iweb home page url

Hi.
On my website I have the word /home written after the homepage url.
i.e www.coolexample.com/home
Is it possible to get rid of the word home? and just have www.coolexample.com?
I'm using fetch to upload my site.
Many Thanks

@mood
iWeb is a nice tool and as far as wysiwyg software it really does the job.
A little digging in the code it generates reveals that it uses a lot of DIV containers to lock the various graphic items into their place. The contents of these div's are stored in a seperate pagename_folder.
So if you have a page called : demo.html then you will find all the resources of that in demo_files.
Downside to this extra folder stuff is that you will be uploading a lot of the same files over and over.
I have yet to find a sollution for this.
Now to get rid of the Home issue, as I said in the first post, Publish to a local folder and then go into that folder into the HOME folder and from there upload everything you see there into the www-root of your ftp server and you should end up with http://www.yourdomain.com/demo.html
I do agree with you that this is all not as you would expect.

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