when i tried to send a resume it said something about active x controls??  i dont remember what exactly it said, but can anyone help me with this??
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you probably need to change your outlook express setting to send email in html format.
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The problem lies within word, which is notorious for not accurately inserting a copy and paste.  Also, if you copy and paste from a word document to a text document (most copy and paste into forms on the net are text) then you loose all formatting.\n\nThe best solution is to have 2 versions of your resume - one in word which you send as an attachment with an application, and one in notepad as a .txt document which you can copy and paste.\n\nBe aware, that .txt documents only have very basic formatting.\n\nYour resume should only have basic formatting anyway, as most recruitment agencies will copy and paste it into their own document (removing your personal details) to send to clients.
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Go on ActiveX's website and download it off there. If you download it from somewhere else then it is more likely to be a virus!!
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the active x control option in the internet options settings.
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There's a way to deactivate that menu. If you have Win Xp and if it starts, click Start -> system panel or configuration panel (something panel) -> then in the panel window look for SYSTEM and click twice on it -> in the next window click on ADVANCED in the choices at the top of the window. then under ADVANCED you'll find 3 buttons called parameters, click on the 3rd, in the next window unmark the two first option-squares and click OK. Restart your computer.Please if this works(I hope), give me ten points. Thank you. Good luck.
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Why don't you use your pc to send the fax?\nAssuming you have a dial-up modem and MS Office ........\n\nCompose your resume using MS Word.\nSave the document.\nThen click on the PRINT icon.\nUnder PRINTER, click on the Down-arrow PULL-DOWN MENU.\nHighlight FAX.\nClick on OK.\nFollow succeeding instructions to send FAX.\n\n---Make sure no one is using your phone line.\n---Make sure to DISABLE your Firewall, otherwise, it will NOT ALLOW the pc's fax software to dial-out.\n\nThe Fax Monitor will allow you to see on screen the progress of your fax transmission.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Dear Business Leader\n\nYou may already be familiar with the XYZ project currently taking place in your area.  I would like to announce that the implementation of this project has been very successful.\n\nThis project covers system & business process changes.  The successful implementation will bring new opportunity to you and other business leaders.\n\nPlease contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss how this project will directly affect your business.\n\nSincerely,\n\n\nProject Coordinator and Announcer
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Look in your Event viewer: rt. click My Computer then click Manage then Event Viewer.\nOr: Administrative Tools/Event Viewer or Start/Run/ eventvwr\nOpen the system as well as the application tabs & look for red X errors. Click error line for details. \nPost back the source & event id & Description especially of errors that seem to coincide with this issue.\nAlso check the Information lines that might coincide with this issue.
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Not all active X Controllers are bad. Some you have to install to use a certain websites privies.\nInstall the Active X Controller the next time it pops up, and see if it works.\nYou may want to use a good adware program in case some of your settings have been changed. I recommend Ad-Aware SE which you can download from www.majorgeeks.com\nLet me know if this helps, ok?
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Try setting your security level to medium. Also when that happens right click on the red x area and click to install active x.
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The Active X-support is part of your Internet Explorer browser. Some websites, like the Windows Update site, use this technology.\nYou can configure the settings via the Control Panel - Internet Options. On the Security tab, select "the Internet" and click on custom level. At the top of the list, you can configure Active X for the security level "the Internet".
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redo it. Un-check the pass word and then when trying to sign on to server and it asks for a pass give it and then click remember pass. Hopes this helps....
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Hi, \n\nI would suggest that your BF starts contacting places he has sent applications to for some feedback. They may be able to explain why he was overlooked and from there your BF may be able to make changes.\n\nPerhaps it is a presentation issue - the cover letter to an application can make a huge difference, as does the way the info is laid out in the resume itself. \n\nKeep persisting, and good luck
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Have a look at your internet security options (Tools,  Internet Options, Security and also Privacy).  You may have got your PC protected too well to allow ActiveX controls.
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Pull up meesenger go to actions, go down to send file, select your resume, and send
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please post your CV or resume on job sites in good english. Ask someone to help you. Wish you all the best
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What you should know about running scripts and ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer\n\nBe cautious about allowing Web sites to run scripts or ActiveX controls on your computer. While these items can enhance Web browsing, they can also be a security risk, and it’s best to avoid using them when you can. However, some Web sites or tasks might require them and you will have to decide whether to trust ActiveX controls that Internet Explorer blocks for your safety.\n\nWhat are scripts and ActiveX controls?\n\nScripts, ActiveX controls, and other Web browser add-ons are used extensively on the Internet. They can make browsing more enjoyable by providing toolbars, stock tickers, video, animated content, and more. These programs can, however, malfunction or give you content you don’t want. In some cases, these programs can be used to collect information from your computer in ways you might not approve of, possibly damage data on your computer, install software on your computer without your consent, or allow someone else to control your computer remotely. Given these risks, you should only install these programs if you completely trust the publisher. \n\nWhat should you do about ActiveX controls and scripts running on your computer?\n\nUse the default security settings in Internet Explorer. These settings will help protect you. If you feel like you need more protection while browsing the Internet, it's OK to increase your browser’s default security settings.\n\n Important\n\nThe default security settings in Internet Explorer are designed to help protect your computer from viruses and attacks over the Internet. Microsoft strongly recommends that you leave these security settings at their default level or higher.