Pelao

I haven't looked at your site before (apologies). There is so much valuable content. Well done!

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Sam Arseneau

You must be kidding. I'm tremendously impressed ! Good job. I didn't know iWeb could "do" that...

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macguy.nielsen

It took 10 minutes to load the opening page on dial-up It's a ncie site, but unmanagable on dial-up.

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bandersnatch

Very nice, well done.

P.S - I always thought iWeb would only work with .mac?

20DDan

You can export your site to a folder and upload it to any website. What .mac gives you is more features that are locked otherwise... one for sure I know of is that you get bigger slideshows for your photos...

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iLabmAn

10 minute loading time on dial-up? That's ridiculous!!! A student complained that the site took long on his computer as well. Anything I can do to speed it up?

darkscot

It won't open on my computers either. I'm between dial-up and hi-speed, at 400-500kb/sec.

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Calgary Guru

For comparison, here's my iWeb site done without deviating that much from the bundled Apple templates! Still, if it is about the CONTENT, then one can forgive a bit for lack of uniqueness of the look of the site.

I haven't worked on it since I first assembled the pages over a month ago and this shows... When I get motivated, I'll finish up some of the sections that are just set up as placeholders...

Still, if you are into classic cars, there's lots of pictures to go look at on my site!

www.61redbug.com

TrevX

IE 6 on Windows XP has major issues with the site. It loads, but it froze IE for 2 minutes and then it was very very slow to scroll it. I chalk it up to IE not handling standards properly, though. Nice looking site.

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VNJ85

I used iWeb to create a website for the job that i worked on this summer.

I stuck strictly to the iWeb template, I wanted to see how user friendly but professional they really were, with minimal customizing.

http://achvawest.hotcholent.com/

it doesn't even come close to http://ilab.learn.to/, but now ilab has convinced me to create my person page though iweb with full cuztomization, i didn;t think it was possible to do what iLab has done... wowzers.

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