Where do I put my Iweb Files?

I am making a web site in I-web where would i drop my files on to my server
Its mac osx 10.5 server
I am running on a Power mac g4 400MH at 1 gb of ram

Put them into the /Library/WebServer/Documents/ folder.
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Help!
My 17" PB suffered a hard drive failure and I had to have it replaced. A local (independent) shop recovered some of my files and copied them to dvd's but I don't know where to look for my iweb files on the dvd's. I have visited the sites that I had posted and they are still up and running. I own and rent commercial buildings and from time to time they get tagged with graffiti. I use iweb to post the pictures and then advise the local police when I've updated the site.
Before the drive failed I had backed up some data using the Apple Backup (has the little orange umbrella as an icon) and I'm not sure if I managed to save the iweb files or not. I hesitate looking at my iDisk for fear that I'll delete what is there. Also, please let me know if I should send my hard drive to someone like Drive Savers to recover the data.
Thanks in advance for your help.
G-A

form = from
Place the blank iWeb page and the webpage in the browserwindow next to each other.
Do not select everything but select parts of the text and drag the text to iWeb.
iWeb creates a textbox with the formatted text.
Resize and position the textbox on the canvas.
Compare these pages :
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http://www.wyodor.net/mfi/Maaskant/Experimenteren.html
Not very impressive, but I hope you see what I mean.

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I'm sure you searched the iWeb Help and/or this forum, but couldn't find the answer.
In this forum : where iweb file
And the iWeb Help, a great source of information :
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Hi Tom,
Thanks for the quick reply and the info. Unfortunately, it's still not working.
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That brings me back to my original question: exactly where do I put the "Chatham" folder on the server so that the files inside it are recognized by the server, and then the files can find each other and build the page correctly? Should the iWeb folder be placed inside the "htdocs" folder (tried, not working) or by themselves outside all the other folders (tried, not working) or in some new combination in and amongst the folders already there?
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