[POSSIBILITY ONE]
Please keep in mind that all files are case sensitive: Picture.gif is different from PICTURE.gif and is different from picture.GIF. If you are uploading your site from a Windows based machine, sometimes case sensitivity is disrupted. Please check the exact case of your image files. Note:  images cannot contain blank spaces within the file name.

[POSSIBILITY TWO]
When it comes to uploading a file via FTP there are two modes:

• ASCII (text) -- used to upload HTML files and scripts.
• BINARY -- used to upload images.

If your images don't show, it's possible that they were uploaded using ASCII instead of BINARY mode. If that is the case, simply re-upload the images in BINARY mode and they should show.

[POSSIBILITY THREE]
It is possible that you are incorrectly linking to your images. It is very common to design a Website and give your images an absolute path of your hard drive (C:\My Site\picture.gif). If that is the case, you will simply need to update your links.

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