[tomneedshelp with windows]

i have composed a resume on word in office 2007. I included two text boxes.
The resume looks fine on word and fine when I print it. But.. when i copy and
paste it to an e mail or job application one of the text boxes moves over
some other type and the other moves from its place to the bottom of the
resume. How do I correct?

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I would suggest that you save the document as a .pdf file.

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i have composed a resume on word in office 2007. I included two text boxes.
The resume looks fine on word and fine when I print it. But.. when i copy
and
paste it to an e mail or job application one of the text boxes moves over
some other type and the other moves from its place to the bottom of the
resume. How do I correct?

[tomneedshelp with windows[_2_]]

"tomneedshelp with windows" wrote:

i have composed a resume on word in office 2007. I included two text boxes.
The resume looks fine on word and fine when I print it. But.. when i copy and
paste it to an e mail or job application one of the text boxes moves over
some other type and the other moves from its place to the bottom of the
resume. How do I correct? I did save the file as pdf but the problem continues. Is there a way to ensure that the text boxes stay in their intended place when a document is being copied and pasted?