Hi Andre,

The change in Windows version shouldn't matter.  The behavior
is one of Word 2000 through Word 2003.

If you link to a picture that is already stored on your website
Word should retain the original names and locations.   If you
use a locally stored graphic then yes, Word renames and numbers
them, expecting that you'll either (1) use File=>Save as Web Page
and save directly to your website or (2) if you are doing a separate
upload that you'll upload both the page and the accompanying folder
documentname_files so that the graphics will be found or (3) change
the setting in Tools=>Options=>General=>[Web Options] to not use
a 'supporting folder' and save the graphics and the webpage to a
single folder.

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I have the same problem as Tom.  I have recently up
graded to Windows XP from Windows 98 and now when I
update my web page, which is constructed in Word, I do
not get my images come up on my website.

I note that HTML Script Editor changes the source file
name to 'documentname_files\image1.jpg' though it wont
allow me to change it back to the original file name.

Does anyone understand the windows XP word script editor
translations?  I used to follow the old translator quite
easily but I haven't a clue what this new program does!!!!

Any suggestions out there.

Regards

Andre >>