Why files created on iweb snow leopards do not open on iweb yosemite

why files created on iweb snow leopards do not open on iweb yosemite
почему файлы iweb созданные на snow leopards не открываются на iweb yosemite
how to work?
как работать?

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Help! iWeb won't open properly after I updated to Yosemite. No old websites, no workspace- nothing is displayed even when the app is open. HELP!
I use this :
http://wyodor.byethost8.com/iwebsites/iWebSites.html

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Firstly, why I want a bootable Snow Leopard HD doesn't matter.
Secondly, the Snow Leopard Install Disc is 10.6.3. The external HD is a Mac OS Extended (Journaled) Partitioned GUID HD.
When I inserted the SL Install Disc I received the following rebuke.
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Tried the Snow Leopard Install disc that came with the computer, Same thing.
Consulted the local Apple expert and she brought her SL bootable HD around and it booted okay.
I was able to get her to install a bootable copy of SL on 2 of my old HDs and they booted from her computer without problems. I don't know what model her computer was. When I connect either of the HDs using FW 800, Startup Manager admits that it exists. When I selected it as my boot disc all that happens is a hanging Apple and no sign of a gear, rotating or otherwise.
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Everything I have tried has been a failure.
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http://eggfreckles.net/notes/burning-a-lion-boot-disc/
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The only thing I can think of is your disk is dirty enough or has a flaw small enough that her machine doesn't catch it and yours does. Since she booted fine off the disk and you didn't, despite both having Lion right?
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