No Navigation Graphics in HTML Export

No navigation graphics appear in my browser after exporting a Keynote file. What do I need to do to make them appear?
Mac OS X 10.4.11
Keynote '08 version 4.0.3
Export to HTML
PNG (high quality) format
Include navigation controls (checked on)
On opening the HTML browser file, the navigation buttons do not appear. In their place are graphic place holders, question marks in a blue square. The blue squares are functional. Only the graphics are missing.
The home, next, & prev png files are in the support folder and the graphic do appear when opened in Preview.
So, what should I do? - Thanks - Fabe

why this duplicated, I have no idea. Also, I have no idea why one one has a solution.

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