IWeb Slower that .Mac

Hi!
My iWeb site is considerably slower than my similar .Mac site. Any suggestions on how to speed it up? I can reduce the size of photos, I know -- but I am using the same shots from the .Mac site.
I have also noticed that iWeb has also INCREASED the size of some single images by 300% or so. (Not the gallery images).
Any thoughts?
I would prefer to make it faster using Apple's .Mac service. If publish this on another, non-Apple server, would it be faster ? Would it be compatible?
Here is my iWeb site:
http://www.danderrico.com
Here is my original site published using .Mac :
http://homepage.mac.com/dansphotos/Menu4.html
Thanks!
Powerbook G$ Mac OS X (10.4.5) 1.5 gig of ram

If publish this on another, non-Apple
server, .... Would it be
compatible?
Here are some tips for using a non-.mac server:
http://homepage.mac.com/thgewecke/iwebserver.html

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> Not a heck of a lot you can do with this release. It's
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> Macs. It's a shame really.
>
> It's a bit faster than v7.x to be sure, but still not an
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> bump IMO.
>
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>
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>
> "Macaroni" <fake_address@nothing_at_all.com> wrote
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>> I've got a G5 single processor 1.8, 2GB SDRAM which
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expect. But DW (both 2004
>> and 8.0.2 which use now) has always been a major
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>> and every command takes 2-4 seconds to execute. It's
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>> to be forced to wait this "long" time hundreds
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>> day. Precious time is also going out the drain as I
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>>
>> I also have a gadget that's prioritizing CPU power,
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>>
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>> should they? Further, I don't have more than 6-7
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>>
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>
>
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