When emailing a resume what format should it be, and other questions…?
My word document has grid lines on it, how do I get rid of this? Will the company see the grid lines when they open it?
It was originally made on a Mac, but now I have a PC and I can’t get rid of the grid on the first page. Should I save it as a different file type, or just send the word doc?
Thanks!
If the employer doesn’t specify what file type they prefer, then send your resume as plain text within the body of the e-mail message (rather than as an attachment). Then you don’t have to worry about file formats and you also don’t have to worry about your e-mail being falsely flagged as carrying a virus.
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Try copying and saving as unformatted text in a different file. The format has to be compatible with what the recipient uses.
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i can understand but it is hard to understand how you are using the software mainly it is like this click on the line and press delete key , thats it!!
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You may be better off constructing your resume on your PC to ensure that it looks the way you desire. How much do you want that new position? Your resume IS your first impression with a potential employer. Good luck!
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If the employer doesn’t specify what file type they prefer, then send your resume as plain text within the body of the e-mail message (rather than as an attachment). Then you don’t have to worry about file formats and you also don’t have to worry about your e-mail being falsely flagged as carrying a virus.
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Try this site, you will have to scroll down the list is quite long.
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http://www.viewz.com/computingtips