Perhaps none of you have floppy drives...but certainly all of you have the internet. Perhaps you could utilize online space that you could upload your documents to and people can pull them down from there. It's certainly easier than running down a flash drive :P
You may be doing this already...but I think it's best not to put in long URL's when linking to things, especially images. Keep everything within the folder so you can move the folder without having to modify every link in every document...aka relative to the folder rather than absolute to the system (same as if you upload to a web server).
Instead of:
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<img name="image" src="C:\Documents and Settings\USER\My Documents\Websitefolder\images\title.gif" alt="" />
Do this:
Code:
<img name="image" src="images\title.gif" alt="" />
But like I said, you may be already doing this and this corruption may have come from the floppy (I, as SLG, have experienced "floppication" to my HTML files before). I just figured since you removed them from the floppy and fixed them and now they're not working again...it's probably more your fault than the floppy (although, I'm a perfect candidate for anger management when I upload new things to a site and it says "NOT FOUND" or any other error...and I'm sitting there yelling at the computer saying "STUPID IDIOT ... OF COURSE IT WORKS, YOU JUST SUC- oh. I feel dumb.
" ...as I find that it was just a simple mistake :P