Losing space after image.

I'm working in WebHelp (RH Office X4) and I'm trying to
create a large printed output document from a project (700 pages in
Word). And this is one of the smaller modules! I have pictures of
buttons within the text in many places. For example: "To update the
file, click the Save [ButtonImageHere] button." This looks fine in
WebHelp. But in the printed documentation, I lose the space
following the image (between the image and the word "button".)
I have LOTS of these images. I am trying to automate this
process as much as possible so that generating the printed output
does not present a huge cleanup job after every update. I could
insert <&nbsp> in the true code - lots of work because
there are hundreds (if not thousands) of instances overall. I could
actually insert a second space flagged with a conditional build tag
so that it only appears for the printed output - a little less work
since I can stay in WYSIWYG.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Kitty

Elisa - The find and replace wouldn't be a bad idea, except
there would be so many different searches. The word "button" is not
always there and there are lots of different images.
After more analysis, the problem seems to be caused by a
misplaced <span>. The words before the button image are
bolded. The space before the image and the image are bolded also.
This was so that printing topics for proofing would not compress
out the space. Anyway, the span following the button is before the
trailing space, instead of after it. So for some reason, the
printed documentation is missing that trailing space.
One solution would be to reverse our standard for inserting
buttons. If we place the image first, then the words, there is no
<span> problem near the button. Example: Click
[SearchButtonImageHere] Search to find an Account Number. (Where
Search is bold).
Kitty

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