I have Microsoft XP which uses MS Word Processor to create documents.  How do I save my resume to as a .doc?
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you need to select .doc in the drop down list of file formats when saving the document.
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If you save your files in the default format for Word 2007, i.e. .docx then they will not be viewable in previous versions of MS Office (the default document format of Word 2007 uses XML formatting).  There is also option to save your file in .doc format that will be compatible with earlier Word versions (Office 97 to Office 2003).\n\nSimiliarly all other Office applications add an 'x' after the file type (eg. .mdbx-Access 2007,etc).
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1.   Click on the word File in the Menu bar.\n   2. Choose the option Save As.\n   3. Navigate to where you want to save the show.\n   4. Click on the dropdown arrow to the right of the Save as Type field.\n   5. Choose the option PowerPoint Show.\n   6. Click on the Save button.\n   7. Your presentation will be saved as a launchable show.
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That would depend largly on what program in which the document was created or converted.  If you are refering to MS Office Programs, it would be relativly easy; on the other hand if you are refering to a PDF, it is a little more problematic.\n\nLet me know what program you are opening the document with and I will be glad to attempt to help you.
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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open file in ms word and do as i write here\n\npress Ctrl+H   in Find What: type   ,\n                  in Replace with: type   ","\n\nthen press Repalce all.\n\nthen save file in what ever format you like.\n\nhave a nice time
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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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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
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Save your resume with a different file extension...go to save as...then select a different file extension\n\nI hope this helps
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open up my documents click the resume, and then right click it and click send to cd-rw drive e: then right click that and left click send to e-mail recipient or leave the cd inside your drive with the resume on it-- go to your email page and click attach-- browse to your docs and find the name of your resume and click open then click attach, send then and you are done
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a .doc extension is the default for a Microsoft word document. If the file is not a .doc, make sure you save it as a Microsoft word document. You can do this by going to file, and then save as. Again, .doc should be a default.
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Be sure to copy all files you need from your PC Desktop, MyDocuments, MyPictures,..etc. and the C: root directory because formating will destroy all files on drive C:\n\nI am not sure about the exact steps. I need to reinstall WindowsXP to write them to you.
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Save as file type should be PowerPoint Show.  That should do it.
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No Friggin Way...Your Docs Yes But Yor Programs No...They Need Registy Entries To Function Properly...Windows XP Has This Nifty Little Feature That Allows You To 'Update' From A Previous Version Of Windows And Keep All Your Files And Settings...You Might Wanna Try That.....
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http://www.msoffice.com
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Use your word document and "Save as" a HTML document.
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Adobe Acrobat is the best way to create pdf from MS Word document, but I am not sure it is able to convert TO MS Word document format. It just isn’t its purpose. \nAdobe Photoshop is just great graphic editor and can in advantage generate documents in portable document format. But it isn’t word processor at all. Does one really think, Photoshop is the best way to create doc-files? And it is even good word processor, ‘so can keep spaces between line… You can, however, to import pdf in Photoshop and create some graphic format – psd, png, eps, even jpeg…\nI can suggest two options:\n- "Pdf to Doc converter": see (on download) it on  http://www.solidpdf.com/pdf/_to_doc_converter/37\n- "ePrint File Converter Software" - it support 150 document and image formats and you can download it from - http://www.eprintdriver.com/ePrintFileConverter.html\n\nOne more important thing – both of this applications are not free. You can, however, to download trail version. \nI hope at least tool will be useful for you.