Image not displayed in WebHelp output

Hi,
I've updated two images in my project file (image92.gif and image93.gif) with new images. In the source file, everything looks great. In my output, I see empty spots where these images should be.
In the source file directory, the images do appear. Any idea why they're not being displayed?
Thanks very much,
DGR2

I am having the same issue.  Did you ever find a solution?
I have tried deleting and then re-importing the images, but they never end up included in the project.
  K

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