whenever i send my resume by email they say they can't open it. what is office.org and can i download the word program for free? also i don'thave anything like clipart and can't find it for office.org, only word. is office seriously outdated or is it a new program?
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half_life is correct, except for his paranoia about Microsoft Office updates. \n\nMicrosoft Word documents are backward compatible throughout several generations; but Microsoft can't program forward compatibilty, now can they? By his own reasoning, your Open Office document problems are related to OLDER versions of Word, not newer versions.\n\nHis suggestion about sending RTF files is fine. You should also consider updating your copy of Open Office by going to http://www.openoffice.org. That would probably fix your problem.
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Microsoft Office does not come with all computers.  If your computer doesn't have it, you have to buy it or get your company to buy it.  Downloading the full copy for free is illegal.
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What they all mean is put your pointer on "Start" and left click. On all programmes go to "Microsoft Word" (so long as you've got it!) ****and click again, and you're there!\nEach time you finish your job/task/whatever you call it, click on "File" at the top, go to "Save as....", click, then fill in the name of the piece then click on the "Save" button.\nI think you'll find that just about covers it. Once you get used to it you can experiment withe the size, font and all the rest of it at the top. Enjoy!\n*** If you haven't , it's Start - Accesories - WordPad instead !
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You can try going to http://www.download.com and see what you can find in there. They have everything from FREE-ware, shareware to stuff you have to pay for. It's DEFINITELY worth a look-see ;)\n\nAnd, yes, Access is designed to do exactly what you are wanting to do. If you don't have it then go get the M$ OFFICE Suite and some books on the program from your local bookstore to learn how to use it.\n\nOR you can try http://openoffice.org and see what they have there. I've only heard about it but it comes to me as highly recommended.
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yes you can use online versions of office over the web my company use outlook web access. i can also use an online version of word on a daily basis.
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go to http://www.openoffice.org and download directly from them. Its an excellent programme, far better than what you had. should be able to open all your existing documents.\n\nFrom the official site, it does not load any problem in my experience\n\nYou will find this is very much like the full version of Microsoft Office.
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Do a web serch for a program called Open Office, it is free and will open MS word files...
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Send your resume as part of the email... The recruiter gets thousands of emails and won't take the time to open all attachments... If you just add it to the body of your email then he/she will be sure to see it...
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yes you will need to buy a new works program or conicder an alternative like open office www.openoffice.org great free opensource office liek program for windows
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If you mean resume then go to \n1.Microsoft task launcher or Microsoft office\n2. type in resume or use the microsoft resume wizard found in tools\n3. choose your template and fill in the blanks
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I think Open office has a version for a mac\n\nhttp://openoffice.org use this link: http://distribution.openoffice.org/p2p/index.html Select version 2.0.4 _> Mac Version-> Download-> select a mirror and you should be all set. * The file is in torrent so you might need a torrent application. http://www.bittorrent.com/download.html\n\nI do not know why they switch to torrent but you can download it like that. If you are unhappy with torrent just ask and I;ll download it with torent and post it somehwere the regular application and you can download it regularly if you like.\n\n++Note++\nIf you want to open the document with microsoft office say at a school make sure you save your document As  Extension .doc not open office extension.\n\nWhat version of Mac do you have?\n\nand There is a version of Microsfort Office for Mac Version.\n\nHere is another Open source Word Documents which are legally 100% Free\n\nhttp://www.abisource.com/download/
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restart the computer and see if you can open it. if it doesnt the only thing i can think of is uninstalling office and install it again.
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With out the link it's impossible to say for sure.\nAt a guess, I would say you've associated a file incorrectly. \nWhen the open save box appears, check the file extension. If it is not .doc, then it's not a word file. I suspect it's a .pdf, and you need to open it with adobe acrobat reader. You can re-associate file extensions with programs through folder options.
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Check out Office Live. I think that is what he must have been talking about. They are in Beta testing right now.
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Did your machine come pre-loaded with any word processor program like Microsoft Works?\n\nIf not, you can go here:  http://www.abisource.com/\nand download that program for free.  The site says it is similar to Microsoft Word.  Might work for you.\n\nHere are some more:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\nhttp://www.jarte.com/\nhttp://www.yeahwrite.com/
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You can't get it for free. You can get a similar product called Open Office for free at http://openoffice.org. It will open and edit Word and PPT files although their program names are different.  But they work pretty well and look and feel like the Microsoft stuff you are used to. But if you want the actual Microsoft name on things and want it to be legal, you have to pay for it.
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Search for: office.microsoft.com The website has templates and tips for resumes, cover letters, interview thank yous, etc. \n\nA resume should have the following categories: personal information (name, address, phone), job objective (what type of position you desire), educational background (schools, locations, dates attended, training), work experience (jobs, locations, dates worked) and references (personal and professional, include their name & phone or address).\n\nDo NOT include your birthdate or your social security number!!! Also, remember to dress neatly for an interview and don't chew gum. Watch your language, too. Avoid profanity and slang. \n\nOnce you have completed a resume and cover letter, save it to your computer, so when you search for jobs on the internet, you can immediately send the employer your information.