Publishing to .mac - how many domains can i have?

ok.
I have a .mac account.
I have a domain name outside of .mac.
I have used iWeb and have published my pages to .mac.
My domain name, let's call it myname.com, is pointed to my .mac domain.
So instead of going to web.mac.com/myname, it goes to myname.com
Wonderful.
I have used iWeb to easily design my personal webpage.
I can use myname.com and no one has to bother with the big, long hard to remember .mac domain.
Exactly what I wanted.
Now:
I bought 2 more domain names.
One is for my art project.
One is for my writing project.
I want to use the same easy process detailed above:
Use iWeb to design and publish each one to their designated domain names (like one would use a dreamweaver type program)
The Problem:
The .mac account seems to only want to publish to ONE designated domain name.
It seems that .mac only HOSTS ONE with the annual membership.
I don't want to have my personal site, my art project, and my writing project to be linked.
I want them to be THREE TOTALLY SEPARATE WEBSITES with THREE TOTALLY DIFFERENT DOMAIN NAMES. I would like to pay apple to host all three websites. Let's call them:
1) myname.com
2) artsite.com
3) writingsite.com
I've read many posts on this forum and noticed that many people have had this same issue but haven't really had their question answered.
I UPGRADED my membership to a FAMILY PACK thinking this would resolve my issue - I get 4 more accounts with .mac and I can HOST AND PUBLISH up to 4 more totally separate websites by paying the additional $80/year.
I tried this and when I log out of my main mother account that holds myname.com
and i log into my sub-account that holds artsite.com,
it does not seem that I can HOST AND PUBLISH to a BRAND NEW .mac domain.
it seems the family pack does nothing but give you extra email and iDisk storage, etc.
it seems to NOT offer an additional HOSTING AND PUBLISHING feature.
My QUESTION:
Does anyone know if it is possible to have a .mac account OR have a .mac upgraded family pack
that will allow me to host and publish to three totally different unrelated websites?
the iwebsites program only allows you to keep the iweb designs in separate folders - THIS IS NOT MY PROBLEM. I want to use iweb to design my websites (the way one would use dreamweaver, and use my .mac account to host the 3 separate websites).
Is this possible?

You can host only ONE domain at dotMac.
As a matter of fact, iWeb is irrelevant in this matter. You can create your own pages in any HTML editor and dotMac will happily serve them. With or without a domain.
I know that iWeb is irrelevant, however I am choosing to use it to design my webpages and would like to use it to publish to several different domain names that i want to have hosted through .mac
If you bought more domains then follow the advice you quoted.
which advice i quoted?
By +Your hosting company+ is meant the company where you purchased your domains. In your case Network Solutions.
I have forwarding too (at [DynDNS|http://www.dyndns.com>). I forward to any page I want. If a webpage is visible in a browser window you can forward to it. With or without masking.
No where on Network Solutions does it give me the option to use web forwarding or web masking in my account options. Apparently this is because I do not pay for hosting. I only have paid for the domain name.
When you have a family pack you have 5 dotMac accounts. Each can be used to host a domain. At least that's what I understand from the dotMac Help.
I refer to the dotMac forum (again) for further help.
I have posted here as well as you suggested and I have had zero posts or replies, but I do appreciate you noting to do so. Hopefully someone will know!
I would say that Apple should not mention the relation between iWeb and Personal Domain and just say that the Domain points to the /iDisk/Web/Sites folder and that there should at least be an index.html file present.
But then, I'm not marketing the stuff.
True, but I'm not confused about how iWeb relates. I'm only using it because I'm choosing to. I can get dreamweaver but don't really care to install it since iWeb can do what i need.

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