Keeping multiple domain.sites on the same computer

Based on reading the help info, it seemed that if I had several domain.sites in DIFFERENT folders, I could open them separately and thus keep several different sites on the same computer (which I want to do to keep my student's work). However this doesn't seem to work. Even if I rename the "main site" (in application support) something else, like domainX.site, the copy domain.site which I have on my desktop (or in another folder) remains in sync. It doesn't matter which I change, they both remain the same. So I do not see how I can do what I need to do . . . any suggetions? I am using iweb 06

Select the domain file hit command(Apple)+d
The two domain files (domain.sites and domain copy.sites) are completely independent from each other.
To edit one of the two simply double click it.
If you duplicated the domain files (command(apple+d)) changes to one will not apply to the other.
Regards,
Cédric

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