Problem with spaces in filenames

Created a photo album in iPhoto and exported to iWeb. When I try to upload to my Comcast homepage, several graphics elements in the photo album page have spaces in their filenames and Comcast balks. Is there a way to keep iPhoto/iWeb from utilizing filenames with spaces in them? Thanks.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Hi Stanley...
I'm glad that you got your space problem fixed. If you ever update your site, though, you'll have to redo all of your hard work eliminating the spaces. Here's a little utility that will do this for you a little bit more automatically...
http://www.brokenropesoftware.com/iWebFTPUtility/iWebFTPUtility.html

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Last edited by panosk (2009-11-08 21:55:31)

oops, brain fart. *flushes with embarrassment*
-- Edit --
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>> Hi, this is a basic yet perplexing issue for me. I
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>> looks like the images are right next together, but
when I preview in IE
>> or Firefox, you can see a space in between the
images. I set border to 0
>> and tried playing with the image sizes, but I can't
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browser. What can I do
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