Good for you TM.... never too late to learn and this forum rocks! Loads of nice people from all kinds of backgrounds to help you out along the way.

That would be a yes.

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Nicely done Russel,

I will make note of one thing I noticed. If you watch your logo when you switch pages you will see it change sizes and location slightly.

An easy way to fix that is select the logo on one of the pages, which ever one you want to use, and rightclick on it and copy. Then choose your other pages one at a time and delete the logo there and press CTRL+V and it will paste the logo you copied in the identical position and size.

My website is 1031ent.com
I am still not 100% happy with my web site.
Need to record some better video footage and edit the content on the page.

Please visit my website and give me some feedback to improve it.

Been working on two sites, neither of which is complete, but thought I would get your opinions. The first is a golf course under renovation by a new owner who is introducing "footgolf" to Arkansas. The second is for a local independent insurance agency. In advance I want to thank you for your comments.
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Very stunning websites Booth! The only thing I can say really is the obvious. Speaking as a guy that used to use VSD regularly I too master the art of making visually stunning websites the only issue is the big one, the elephant in the room if you will. Can you guess what I am talking about?

You really should make the move to RLMP.

But Steve... Some of us get a lot of work converting those old 'elephants' to sleek new 'gazelles'

Sam, just saw your site.
I like the simplicity but I'm not fond of typewriter or monospace fonts for body text. Or the glow effect around the headings/subheads.
On the About page, the main image is stretched, better to save it at actual size before adding it to the site.
One other little niggle... I would flip the logo so it faces into the site and the title rather than looking away and off the site.
Otherwise, quite engaging, and the 'How to Cheat at poker" video was quite the eye-opener

Thanks for the comments guys......bought RLM when first introduced and have played with it on a few occasions. Obviously have a long way to go......waiting patiently for the VSD equivalent.

I would encourage you to play with it some more as RSD will be NOTHING like VSD. As I have mentioned in many other posts you would be best to master the controls of RLM so when RSD comes out you will be very familiar with the interface.