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Email recipients open up my attached resume and document is blank.
I am trying to send my resume to agencies. It is a Word document that is
blank when they open it. Sometimes when I try to open my resume myself there is a dialog box asking me if I want to merge changes to my resume in another location but I have not made any changes. Now in Word I have resume10, resume11, resume12,etc.etc. Can't get get a new job without sending my email electronically.Help! |
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Email recipients open up my attached resume and document is blank.
I'd start by double checking / getting detailed on the observations. Do
they see your document as a (.doc) attachment? Does it actually open in Word (i.e. are they really seeing a [blank] Word document? I say this because by far the most common problem with unopenable attachments is a defect in Outlook. (I suppose that Bill Gates would call the defect a marketing tactic) If you are using it and send in anything but text format, nobody can see/open the attachment except people who are using Microsoft email clients (e.g. Outlook). The solution is to switch from Outlook to Thunderbird or compose/send in text format in Outlook. "KrazyKat314" wrote: I am trying to send my resume to agencies. It is a Word document that is blank when they open it. Sometimes when I try to open my resume myself there is a dialog box asking me if I want to merge changes to my resume in another location but I have not made any changes. Now in Word I have resume10, resume11, resume12,etc.etc. Can't get get a new job without sending my email electronically.Help! |
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