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Daiya Mitchell
 
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Ctrl-C, ctrl-P.

Are you really wondering why it looks ugly after you paste it?

Assuming you used Word's resumé template, or resumé wizard, I think it uses
tables to get a nice layout and alignment. But plain text (like non-html
emails, and many web fill-in boxes) cannot support tables, and I'm guessing
you are trying to copy it into a space that doesn't support tables (or
hanging indents, or whatever other formatting the template used). Nor will
it support an excel spreadsheet.

I don't think you can get around this other than by re-formatting.


On 7/7/05 4:30 PM, "Tim" wrote:

I need to know HOW to copy and paste MS Word or excel to another web page
such as a Resume' I created on word needs to be sent to a web page for
particular companies. There are numerous that will not accept Resume's any
other way. No problem except on certain ones. Thanks


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