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Providing there are no hosting restrictions as far as using the RV Site Builder then I will say yes. If however RV Sitebuilder is a proprietory product of another host then I will say no - You will have to check with them!
What I will say however is that if you forget about RV and checkout BlueVoda, not only is it a breeze to use, you will also get a lot of help here.
The rv builder has no restrictions as such, it is online based.
I have used bluevoda in the past, it is very nice and gives a lot of freedom to build a site. However last year my pc crashed and when i uploaded the backup content to my new pc i noticed that BV couldnt find data such as
images etc in the pages and put a small red cross instead of it.
That was because the path changed to those files due to reload from the backup and the new pc.
On the long run i found it difficult to maintain all files on the same place that BV can find them.
I've seen that. Paths get lost. It you double click ,what was the image', you will see the file path. All you have todo is recreate the source folder and transfer your images into it. The path would then be re-established.
Alternatively you can go through your pages and reinsert them.
or do nothing and just work around them (they have been published afterall)
I do recommend that your pictures be on an external device - whether a backup or cd - and that's where they get called from. Then if your computer crashes, if you can make the same path on another computer, your pictures are still all there.
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