Help - Images Not Appearing

I am having a problem with a new flash photography site that
was built for me. It requires the latest version of flash - but on
some computers, the images won't appear - even when the latest
version is downloaded. The rest of the site does show up (text,
tables, etc.) but not the images.
My web guy doesn't know how to fix the problem - can anyone
help? It's urgent. Thank you!!

Give us some examples where it doesn't work, as in PC specs,
browser specs, flash player specs. It also wouldn't hurt if you
posted a link. :)

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