Folder for images

Hi ,
I have
my pictures in folder ./files/images and
my htm files in folder ./files
On the project i have 2 virtuals folders
HTML Files (Topics)
Images
Under HTML Files (Topics) i have a sub-folder 'Files' with my files htm present in directory ./files
But under Images i have a sub-folder 'Files' with any pictures files !!!
Why this ?
Can help me ?
Thanks
My version : RoboHelp HTML X5.0.2

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