Publish to two local folders in iWeb

Title says it all. How can i publish to two local folders in iWeb?
I have iWeb '08.

If you are referring to being able to publish two websites to different local folders, the way to go is have each site on a separate Domain file so that they can be launched in iWeb and published separately.
See under "Separate Domain Files" here...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iWeb/Site-Layout.html
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