There shouldn't be that much difference in Pub 2007. The coding engine has
only been tweaked a bit since Pub 2003, and works basically the same way.
Perhaps you did not use the supporting folder "index_files", which contain
the images, when you used Pub 2003? It would need to be uploaded along with
the "index.htm" file to your subfolder "subscriber". Look under Tools >
Options > Web tab, for the "Organize supporting files in a folder" option,
and while you are there, untick "Allow PNG...". I believe that the "Rely on
VML..." option has been removed for Pub 2007. Are you using a different
Publisher file to produce your "subscriber" content?

DavidF

Fred,

I noticed that you have uploaded the "new site" now. The images are taking a
bit longer to load than perhaps they should/could. In looking at the source
code it seemed somewhat bloated. When you produce your HTML files from
Publisher, are you doing a Save As a Web Page, or a Publish to the Web? The
later produces filtered, less bloated code. Also, unlike Pub 2003, the
"compress image" option is automatic instead of optional as it was, and you
may be bypassing that automated process, if you were doing a Save As a Web
Page, which might account for your slower loading images. Also, be sure to
disable "Allow PNG...", and this will limit the number of PNG files that
will be produced and used.

Just a couple thoughts...

DavidF