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how to cut and paste documents for e-mail
many companies have on line job applications, requiring a submitted resume.
what is the best approach to cut and paste a document from Word to e-mail? |
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how to cut and paste documents for e-mail
Cut and paste is cut and paste. I would recommend you have a plain text
version of your resume for online applications that do not allow you to upload a Word or .pdf file. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "duckhawk54" wrote in message ... many companies have on line job applications, requiring a submitted resume. what is the best approach to cut and paste a document from Word to e-mail? |
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