Use Apple’s iWeb Buddy System To Build Web Sites.

One question we get often from Mac360 readers is how to enhance Apple’s iWeb to make it do more than it does. It’s not that iWeb is crippled.

Well, yes it is. iWeb is not designed to be a full-fledged web site development tool. It’s designed to keep Mac users in line to pay for their annual .Mac account fees.

Or, so it seems. iWeb is a part of each new Mac and the latest edition to the iLife suite of applications. In true drag and drop simplicity, iWeb lets the average Mac user build a very attractive web site with.... (excerpted).

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