Working on an iWeb project from different macs?

I have created and iWeb page with my G5 and am going out of town for 10 days. I would like to continue updating my site with my iBook G4. But I can't find the iWeb project files to transfer to my iBook. There surely has to be a way to do this.
iBook G4 & iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5) iWeb 1.1.2

Hi Jason,
First off you want to backup your iweb sites. Go to the HD, your home folder (with the house icon) library - application support - iweb. Inside this folder you will find a domain file, back this up to another HD. Once you have it backed up you can make a copy of this file. Put this file in the same folder on your ibook and you will have your sites there to work on. Good lucke

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