Images won't show up in browser

Hi everyone,
I am working on publishing my first website, which is also my porfolio. For some reason all the image links are broken or something? I have gone into dreamweaver and tried re-linking them, but they still aren't showing up? I have no idea how to fix this, and your help would be greatly appreciated.
Currently i have the first page uploaded: www.meganpowell.ca
Thanks
Megan

Hi Megan,
Your code has some critical errors that need fixing and you haven't uploaded images to your server yet.
On line 44 of code view, change all this:
</head>
<div id="main icon"><a href="Home Page2.html"><img src="pictures1/Home page icon.jpg" width="600" height="540" align="right" /></a></div>
<body leftmargin="100 px" topmargin="100 px" marginwidth="100 px" marginheight="100 px">
to just this:
</head>
<body>
<div id="main icon"><a href="HomePage2.html"><img src="pictures1/Homepageicon.jpg" width="600" height="540"></a></div>
IMPORTANT! Don't use spaces in your folder, file or image names because they don't translate well on the web. You can use hyphens or underscores between words but not spaces or any other special characters.
Nancy O.

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}

I think so. Why not have a look and be sure? Simply print the references.
The images are all in the same folder as
the java files. I've tried tweaking that part
slightly to see if any slight alteration might make a
difference, but so far I've found nothing works.That only means that you didn't get it correct in other attempts. You can't conclude that it's correct from that...
Then again, I'm not all that experienced with java.
So I could be screwing up royally and not really
knowing it.Haven't touched Applets for a long time, but since you ask here rather than at the Swing forum, I have three guesses:
1) Image file can't be read by Java. But I think it can handle jpgs.
2) Image file not found.
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hey, i'm just starting out with MIDP programming. i created a MIDlet with a Canvas and tried to display an image but it just doesn't show. at first i didn't get any errors or exceptions but after a bit of tweaking i got this exception:
java.io.IOException
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        at hello.GraphicsMIDlet.startApp(GraphicsMIDlet.java:19)
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import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;
import java.io.IOException;
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class MyCanvas extends Canvas implements CommandListener
private Command exit;
private Command refresh;
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Image img;
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    graphics.setColor(0, 0, 0);
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}i have no idea what exception means or how to fix it. the other graphics show on the screen without a problem. i also tried both jpg and png formats, none seem to work. did i get the image's destination wrong? the images showed up in the projects window so i assumed that i got it right. if not then which folder should i put the images in? or what am i doing wrong?

line # 74 refers to the drawimage method, after editing the code drawimage is currently in line # 73
ok i removed the constructor for the MIDlet class and moved everything to startApp()
moved the image to the MIDlet class and initialized it in startApp() also
the image did have transparent pictures so i changed it and put an image with no transparent or partially transparent pixels
added repaint() method to the refresh command event cause i realized the first time paint is done the image isn't initialized yet so i get no errors sometimes and still don't see the image. (should i repaint in the MIDlet class instead?)
created a res folder in the project's folder and added it to the resources in the project and copied the images folder from the src folder to there, so its in both folders
commented the other draw functions as you suggested
removed the anchor and put its integer value instead (Graphics.TOP = 16)
here's what my code currently looks like:
package hello;
import javax.microedition.midlet.*;
import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;
import java.io.IOException;
public class GraphicsMIDlet extends MIDlet
private Display display;
private MyCanvas C;
Image img = null;
protected void startApp()
    display = Display.getDisplay(this);
    C = new MyCanvas(this);
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            try {
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                return;
protected void pauseApp()
protected void destroyApp( boolean unconditional )
public void exitMIDlet()
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class MyCanvas extends Canvas implements CommandListener
private Command exit;
private Command refresh;
private GraphicsMIDlet filledRectangleExample;
//Timer t;
public MyCanvas (GraphicsMIDlet filledRectangleExample)
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//    graphics.fillRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight());
//    graphics.setColor(0, 0, 255);
//    graphics.drawLine(2, 2, 19, 19);
//    graphics.setColor(0, 255, 0);
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//    graphics.setColor(0, 0, 0);
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public void commandAction(Command command, Displayable displayable)
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}i debugged the program again, i put a break point at the draw image condition. the first time the paint function runs the image value is null so drawimage is never executed, when i press refresh and repaint is called, the image's value isn't null and drawimage is executed. at that point i get this exception :
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException:
        at hello.MyCanvas.paint(GraphicsMIDlet.java:73)
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i've yet to try using a Form class and using image item, i'll let you know as soon as i do that. also i'm gonna try tinkering with the ready made example i have and see if i find out what i'm doing wrong.
thanks i really appreciate your help

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