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| | Resume attachment problem I created a resume in Word that looks and prints out perfectly. However, when I send it as an attachment the people receiving it say that the resume looks fine except that the cursor shows up on it! What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance |
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| | Re: Resume attachment problem Sandy wrote: > I created a resume in Word that looks and prints out perfectly. However, > when I send it as an attachment the people receiving it say that the resume > looks fine except that the cursor shows up on it! What am I doing wrong? > > Thanks in advance It's a MS Word document, the cursor will always show up unless you make it in a format that isn't writable (think HTML or PDF as an example. I don't recommend letting Word saving the file as HTML format, it will butcher the format so only MSIE can render it. Firefox or other browsers will give up on the HTML file. Other examples are GIF images or the like). As long as you're sending the file as a .doc -- others can modify your resume. This can very possibly be the reason PDF format resumes are gaining popularity over .DOC HTH |
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| | Re: Resume attachment problem Fantastic Tim...you have been a big help! "Tim Judd" wrote: > Sandy wrote: > > I created a resume in Word that looks and prints out perfectly. However, > > when I send it as an attachment the people receiving it say that the resume > > looks fine except that the cursor shows up on it! What am I doing wrong? > > > > Thanks in advance > > It's a MS Word document, the cursor will always show up unless you make > it in a format that isn't writable (think HTML or PDF as an example. I > don't recommend letting Word saving the file as HTML format, it will > butcher the format so only MSIE can render it. Firefox or other > browsers will give up on the HTML file. Other examples are GIF images > or the like). > > As long as you're sending the file as a .doc -- others can modify your > resume. This can very possibly be the reason PDF format resumes are > gaining popularity over .DOC > > HTH > |
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