Want to Strip GPS Data from Photos

Does anyone know an easy way to get iWeb to strip the GPS data out of photos being published as part of the Web pages? The box in the iPhoto preferences to include location data in published images is unchecked, but this only seems to affect MobileMe galleries, not iWeb.
Steve

Sorry, I should clarify. I am dealing with my daughter's pages, and don't use iWeb that much myself. I realize the PNG images on the regular pages don't have this issue. The issue is if there is a photo page and sharing is allowed so visitors can download an image, the downloaded JPG file has the GPS coordinates in the Exif data. We would like to allow sharing, but get rid of the GPS Exif data without undue hassle (exporting and re-importing images, etc. etc.)
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