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Ahh, likely a
common mistake. There are two primary causes of this
problem.
1) Pictures are displayed in a web page by using a reference
within the code telling the web browser where that picture
"lives". The problem may be that these
references are wrong. Often when the site is built on
your personal PC and you create references to pictures you
create references to the pictures in various folders around
your PC.
To see if this is the problem, open your web page in your web
browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator or whatever you
use). Hover your mouse pointer over one of the red X's
and right click. Choose properties from the menu that
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