HI,
Images you see on a web page are stored in a temp directory by the browser.
To save the links to them you'd have to include the new relative path (from the saved html file to that temp directory - which can vary depending on browsers and OS).
But even then you'd be at the mercy of browser features that might clean up the temp directory on closing the browser, etc
Seems you'll have to download the images and save them in the same directory as the html file and include that path in the html.
It all seems a bit complicated just to save something that could be seen again by simply connecting to the internet again.
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