Transferring an old iweb site onto iweb on a new computer

Hi,
I made a website using iWeb '08 on my laptop and managed to publish it onto the web using an FTP. My hard drive then blew up and i stupidly hadn't backed up anything. Anyway I now have managed to download it onto my laptop on a file but cannot work out how to get it back onto iWeb so i can continue to edit and update it.
Sorry for the essay and any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. iWeb cannot import files only create them. So you'll have to recreate the site from scratch. However, Chapter 2.3 of tje iWeb FAQ.org site has tips on using some of the published files in the reconstruction of the site.
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