[Idaho Word Man]

Most of the resume templates I've worked with have been formatted as tables.
If yours is also a table, try this:

If the document is protected, unprotect it.

Select some rows that are formatted the way you want the new sections to
look and then copy those rows.

Move your cursor to the spot where you want the new section to be and paste
the rows in. You may need to try it a couple of times to get the new rows
positioned exactly the way you want them, but Ctrl - Z is your friend when
you're playing with it.

If there was text in the section you copied, you'll need to delete it. Then
type your new material in the new rows.

"LK" wrote:

I am trying to add 2 things to a resume template:

1. Under the Experience heading, I am trying to add another job

2. I am trying to add to additional headings: Hobbies and References