Inserted jpeg-file disappears

I have inserted a jpeg-file in my movie-frame, it works fine when I run the movie 3-4 times, then the file disappears from the movie-frame. Why? And how do I prevent that from happening?

I think I have followed yor steps but I can not get this to work. This is how I do:
1)I have the original movie and a seperate jpeg-file which I copy and insert in the movie-frame and put it where I want it in the frame. This is no problem.
2)Then I use the "save as" and save the movie with a new name and as "self-contained movie".
Even after doing this 2-3 times it does not work. The Movie Properties "Resources" tab still shows that I have more than one file even if I resaved the movie. What did I do wrong?

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