The image links in an HTML file can be relative to the location of the web page file itself. For instance, the image link "images/logo.gif" will refer to an image file located in a directory called images that is below the directory where the web page file is located. Of course this means that if the web page file is moved, the link to the image will no longer be valid. The simplest way to solve this problem is to specify all of the image links in your template file as absolute paths, that is the full URL of the image. For the above example, that would be something like "http://mysite.com/images/logo.gif". Another way to solve this problem is to make sure that the image files are located in the correct directory relative to the directory where your link page files are generated. So in this example, you'd want to make sure that inside of your link page directory, there is a subdirectory named "images" that has the file "logo.gif" inside of it.
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