I am trying to insert my resume from a floppy disc on the web and it says to go to the paper clip(insert file) but I don't see the paper clip so what should I do?  My operating program is Windows XP
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This is an impossible question to answer. The "paper clip" would be part of some user interface, on a site or in an e-mail client. Without knowing what you're using (such as a particular web site or e-mail client), there is no way of answering this question.
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do you meant the shortcut on the desktop?\nyou simply go to the program folders and create another shortcut to check it out\n\nit doesnt work \nbut the programs will work if you start it using the exe files of the program\nthen\ncheck out the location of the main program exe file\nopen notepad\ntype the location of the main program exe file within double quotes\nand now save it as a file with the extension of .cmd on the desktop(note: when you save, make sure all files is selected in the save as type drop down box)\nnow try it does it work?
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I know a few programs like Outlook may save things for you as a draft, but I don't much hear of regular programs actually doing that. (That's why in school we were told to "save save save!") \n\nHave you opened the program and just hit save to check to see where it has been saving to and see if the file is among them? When you go to File>Open, does that program have a "open recent document" option that lists the last few things you've done? But, if you've used search and had it look through the entire system and can't find it at all then it may be gone, sorry. : (
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If you are writing files to a CD, the easiest way to do it is to Open My Computer (it's a picture of a computer. It's possible that it's not on your desktop, and so you have to get to it from your Start Menu. If it's in regular XP style, then it will be on the right side at the top most section on the bottom. If you are in Classic, then you have access it through My Documents [start->Documents->My Documents.] then you can press the up button and you'll be in the My Computer Screen. There's probably a way to put My Computer on the Classic View, but I don't remember how to do it.) From there, you can go to whatever file you want to put on the CD, right click, Send to, and send it to your CD Drive. Then, you will have to open your CD Drive from My Computer, and click Write these files to CD.\n\nAs for Downloading movies, I'm not sure what you are asking. There's many ways to get movies. If you mean playing a DVD, Windows originally comes with the popup that asks you want you  want to do when you enter any disc. If it doesn't, from My Computer, you can double click on the disc icon, and the program that usually takes that task will play the disc.
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It sounds like your floppy disk drive is bad.  If you have another disk drive to swap it out with you'll know if that's the problem or not. XP should find it with no problem.\n\nOf course you may have just gotten a load of bad floppies, they are not making them very well now. Flash drives, thumb drives, whatever you want to call them have petty much taken over.\n\nHope it helps
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open word. it should give you the option when you load it up.\n\nof open the file in word(not sure about that but worth a try)
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Plug in the flash drive. Go to "My Computer" on your pop up Windows menu, click on it. It hopefully will show the flash drive. If it does show the drive, fine. Now you can close that window. Lets say you want to put some music or pictures on the flash drive. Find whatever you want to copy, say a song. Right click on the song, a small menu will pop out, pick the middle item "Send To" and another list will pop out, showing your flash drive (usually at the bottom of the list). Sorry it sounds so complicated. Best of luck.
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Well you see i had the same problem and my mom told me what to do. first you need to get a floppy disk. then you put it in the floppy drive ( that's the thin slot with the button ) and push it in. then go to the program that your PowerPoint is in. then go to file and press SAVE AS then you will see the address line probably saying MY DOCUMENTS well you have to change that to the thing that says floppy in it (it should be like floppy 3 1/2) . then press save. after that the PowerPoint should be on the floppy. I suggest you go to another computer and make sure that the PowerPoint is on the floppy. I hope i helped!!!!!
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it's very simple. all you do is insert the disk into your computer. is it a CD or a floppy? if it's a CD, you pull up the file you wish to save and click on Save As. this should pull up a menu. you want to change the top part to say drive D or E disc instead of documents or whatever it's under right now. you do the dame thing with a floppy except you select the A drive.
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Double-click the "My Computer" icon on the desktop.\n\nIf you are trying to use a floppy disk it will probably show up as drive A.\n\nIf you are trying to use a CD or DVD it will probably show up as drive D (or E).\n\n\nIf you meant that you want to open a "folder" on drive C, then just go to drive C in "My Computer" and double-click on the folder.
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The asking questions to the server manager will work.  The\n   question is not in faq, the question should be:  Can I get the\n   report of my file held(date) on my service in print.  Offer to pay\n   up to ten dollars. At least that is how my office does recover\n   buddies, I have 40 people that might encounter this problem.\n   We got response right thru email your questions to aim.
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Open Word. Type the word resume in the help box. Click on it to obtain the following instructions: \nOn the File menu, click New.\nScroll down to Create a resume. \nClick the Other Documents tab.\nDouble-click Résumé Wizard. It will provide options. I prefer the Contemporary Resume, myself.   \nFollow the steps in the wizard, inserting your dates of employment, titles and duties including contact information at the top. The Résumé Wizard also helps you create a cover letter and send the résumé and cover letter to someone by e-mail or fax. To send items by e-mail or fax, your computer must support these services. Keep it short and simple, no more than one page, run spell check and avoid too much opinionated information. Stick to facts and statistics. Good luck! ps. Double click on areas to get template boxes to open when you are working on the actual document itself.
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I am assuming you mean a floppy disc?  insert it into your A drive, right click "my computer" and open it, go to the A drive, right click and choose "format"
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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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First you have to go to Microsoft.com and search for resume templates in the office download section.  Download them and they usually tell you what to type in place of what is already there.
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It could be there if you haven't used the computer much after formatting.  Less chance of being overwritten.\n\nYou will probably need an expert to retrieve it.
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Insert the CD-ROM.  Ok, open up a terminal/command prompt/console/command line/CLI/whatever and then type:\n\ncd /media/cdrom \n\nThis should be the path to the automounted cdrom drive.  If it is not, see below.\n\nThen type:\n\nls\n\nYou should see a file named setup.exe or something similar.  Now type:\n\nwine setup.exe\n\nThis should bring up the install dialog just like it is on Windows!  If this does not happen, see below.  Make sure you do not exit out of the command line at any point during the installation.\n\nBELOW\n\nAnyway, if /media/cdrom is not where your CD is located, the type:\n\ncd /media\nls\n\nThere should be something like cdrom0 cdrom1 cdrw etc.  That is where your cd is.  Now type\n\ncd <whateveritis>\n\nto change to that directory and go back and follow the directions from that point.\n\nIf you typed wine setup.exe and it said Command not found, then you need to install wine!\n\nFollow the instructions here to add wine to your repos in Synaptic --> http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb\n\nNow, exit out of Synaptic and go back into your command line!  Type\n\nsudo apt-get update\nsudo apt-get install wine\n\nThis will install wine.  Now you can go back and run setup.exe.