transfer my resume to e-mail?
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i'm not sure what you're trying to ask, but did you want to email your resume? if so, attach your resume file to the email your sending. most resume's are saved on a microsoft word file and whoever receives it gets to open it and see it in your format.\n\nif you want to send an email and not attach it (not recommended) and just copy and paste, you can just open your resume file, press CTRL C, then go to the email you want to send, and paste it there (CTRL V), then that's it, you can just email it. hope it helps.
1115080
1.  Put the floppy into your drive.\n2.  Open up your e-mail program.\n3.  Click the option to "attach file".\n4.  Browse to your resume on the floppy drive "usually A:"\n5.  Attach the file.\n6.  Send the e-mail.
990271
register in sum job sites and post ur resume
1012281
Pull up meesenger go to actions, go down to send file, select your resume, and send
1137642
I suggest that you include your cover letter in the body of the email, AND attach it to the email as a document - this way if they need to print it out, they can print the attached cover letter which will retain the formatting, and not look messy as e-mails often do, with excess header info, etc.\n\nAs well, be sure to include in your first sentence that you are sending resume in response to a request for it; for example:\n\nDear Name (or Department head)\n\nAs per your request, I am sending you my resume in consideration for (put job title here).  As you will see on my resume, attached, I have __ years of experience in a directly relevant field ... etc.  \n\nBest of luck to you!
241225
An obvious answer is to just copy and paste your entire resume from word to your email message! Another way is to save your resume as an html document (in Word>Save As>select Web page, filtered). You will have to attach it to the email to send but the person recieving the email will be able to view it as part of the email straight away and it will look neater.
269730
putting it in a motivation letter would be a better idea i think. resume includes work experience and education (sometimes hobbies,other qualifications, etc)
273485
Most job search websites will let you post your resume without posting your name.  I believe that Monster.com offers this option.  Interested employers will send you an email and then you can choose to reply.  So if your current employer send you an email, don't reply and they'll never find out!!!
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You can send it by regular mail (if you have the exact address), by fax or by email and you must include in your CV:\n- Personal information:  birthdate, address, phone, etc.\n- Basic studies:  school, college, etc.\n- Proffesional studies:  bachelor, degrees, etc.\n- Postgraduate studies:  master, doctoral, etc.\n- Working experience:  previous job, task, responsibilities, relevant dates, etc.\n- Conferences and seminars dictated\n- Articles, books, etc, writen\nand other information that can be relevant to the job.
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It really does not matter.\nUse your current email provider and simply save a word document CV and add it as an attached file or, simpler, write out your CV, copy it and paste it to the email you are sending.\nOne problem is, of course, size!!\nIf you are trying to send a ridiculously large CV then you should send it in parts or advise the recipient to go to your web address where he/she can read it at their lesiure.
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Well if you want to send Resume by microsoft outlook mail then after composing your mail click on insert file button on toolbar.\n\nIt will provide a dialog box to select file. this way you file goes as attachement to the receipient.
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try posting a resume on monster.com or a similar site
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Yes:\n\nIn Outlook Express, go to File>Import and Export> and export your address book as a *.CSV file.\n\nOpen Outlook, go to File>Import and Export> and import the file that you created in OE.\n\nThat is how you transfer your contacts.\n\nIt's strange, though, that it did not automatically transfer when you installed Outlook. Of course, if you are transferring from one computer to another computer it would not have done that.\n\nHope that helps. :)
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Yeah umm, nobody is going to just send you their resume for you to copy.  Some people pay good money for these. You should just browse the internet for a resume template, buy a bok, or resume design software.
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Try monster.com\nthey can even get you several styles of resumes\nthen just copy and paste onto your computer for futher use
756564
I've been told that the best way to get your resume noticed is to "accidentally" send it to the CEO or another higher level manager. If they redirect your resume to HR, it's a lot better than you just sending it there.  If you mail a hard copy, give them some examples of how you've done "next level" work before. The worst they can do is throw it out.
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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