Where is my site?

For some reason I lost my iWeb site and I can't find it. iWeb doesn't come with an Open command. Does anyone know where I might find my site. I can't remember if it was on an external drive or my local drive and I tried Spotlighting for .iweb files and that didn't work. Any help would be awesome. Thanks!

I have had the same problem. Upgrading (if that's the right word) from iWeb 1.x to 2.0 destroyed so many pages and links in my website that some clients asked me what had gone wrong. After days working with the people at the Austin, Texas (Barton Creek) store in-person and customer support on-line, I figured that I would just need to wait for the bug fix. Upgrading today to 2.0.2 didn't help; rather, it seems to have trashed the entire site. There is indeed a domain file, but opening it just asks me what template I'd like for my empty website -- the page is only 20 kB in size anyway.
More generally, I rather like the 'events' functionality in iPhoto '08, but most of the rest of the iLife '08 suite is a disappointment. Except iWeb '08: so far, that has been a disaster for me.

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I have tried to upload my site using ftp, but nothing is
showing up. I am a newbie, but the boss wanted to save money and
has more confidence in my "hands on" learning than I do! The site
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>I have tried to upload my site using ftp, but nothing is
showing up. I am
>a
> newbie, but the boss wanted to save money and has more
confidence in my
> "hands
> on" learning than I do! The site is
www.brianwsutton.com----also, if it
> does
> actually get up and running, how much should I get paid
for doing it? I
> am
> hoping it is not a lost cause...I have spent countless
hours trying to
> figure
> this out! Thanks!!!!!!
>

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