Converting to Drupal

Okay let me set this up for you guys....

I just converted a website template to drupal. I'm using IMG tags like this: img src="images/nav_space.jpg" height="46" width="180" . The images are definitely located in the 'images' folder, they even display within Dreamweaver, however when I ftp everything and go to my URL those images aren't displaying. When the page loads the outline of the images will appear and then drupal quickly removes them.

In addition, I have a css file that references images that are located in that same 'images' folder. For example the body tag:

Hello,

I would like to convert my website http://traduction.bainslesbains.com/ into Drupal. My site is search engine optimized and I would like to preserve my rank. So I need to reproduce exactly the same site (Titles, Meta-tags, Page structure with Hx markup)

I have some questions about the conversion and modules to use:

Hello friends,

for one of my webpages I use an other CMS than Drupal with an already existing members.
I want to expand this webpage with a Drupal forum but I don't want the existing members to register again to use the forum.

My approach is to integrate the Drupal database into the existing database of the other CMS.
Then tell Drupal to use the already existing relevant tables (password etc.) as so that Drupal is using the tables of the other CMS.

Is there any chance to do so?

Because I have a page I made that I would like to convert to Drupal so the end users could update their own pages.

Page can be seen here: http://bulainc.org/index2.html

Appreciate any response

I need help converting an organization's webpage from HMTL to Drupal. It is a basic page / pages and I would like the ease of using Drupal to manage it. We are a non-profit Historical society. The page is here www.marvelmuseum.com. Thanks for any help.

I maintain (but did not originally build) a large static non-profit site (calvoter.org) that went live in 1994. I'd like to convert the site to Drupal but, I'm not (by myself anyway) going to convert a site with 1,000s of pages.