Restoring iWeb website

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Problems with iWeb restore. I've found my web site "Domain" file in th library folder, but it won't open. Any ideas? I'm running an iMac with OS X10.9.5

Problem accessing web site built with iWeb (3.0.4). Restored iWeb from time machine, also found and restored Library folder including the web site "Domain" file. IWeb now doesn't include the web site on a list to be opened, double click the Domain file and iWeb opens, but only asks for a theme to open a new file. Running an iMac with OS X 10.9.5. Any help would be deeply appreciated.
 
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Problems with iWeb restore. I've found my web site "Domain" file in th library folder, but it won't open. Any ideas? I'm running an iMac with OS X10.9.5

Problem accessing web site built with iWeb (3.0.4). Restored iWeb from time machine, also found and restored Library folder including the web site "Domain" file. IWeb now doesn't include the web site on a list to be opened, double click the Domain file and iWeb opens, but only asks for a theme to open a new file. Running an iMac with OS X 10.9.5. Any help would be deeply appreciated.
What do you want to achieve by "accessing web site" ? Yesterday I removed iWeb from my iMac. I had never used it but felt it was no use to keep it any more. If you have in the past built and made accessible to all by the internet a website using iWeb, it seems to me you may want to:
  • Access to the html pages and, even if temporarily, save them locally on your mac;
  • Make sure you have the tools you need to update these files; and
  • load these files to a [distant] server and make these files accessible to all by http or https access.
Please clarify your question.
 
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