How to create a resume using WordPad

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Mick - 22 Feb 2016 at 18:04

Hello,
please help me! I have WordPad and I would like to know the processes for writing a CV, saving it, and sending it by email, what key to use to go to the next line, in short, everything you can teach me. On the computer side, I know nothing, not even the basics. Thank you!

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pepet Posted messages 316 Status Member 169

rédiger un bon CV avec "Wordpad" est infaisable

utilisez le logiciel "Open Office" qui est gratuit
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1. Anonymous user
  
  And again... Open Office is a good software, but it lacks templates to provide good ideas; it's better to use specialized software.
  
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  1. Toufou13190 Posted messages 11061 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 813 > Anonymous user
    
    With Open Office, you can use the examples from Microsoft (click here!)
    They are recognized, including those from Office 2007.
    
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2. Mick
  
  Bonjour, j'ai besoin de taper un CV sur mon ordi mais je ne trouve pas le traitement de texte sachant que mon logiciel est Windows 8. Merci, urgent.
  
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Toufou13190 Posted messages 11061 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 813

Hi,
the line break is done by pressing the enter key

But WordPad is not the best software for writing a resume, try this one:

downloadable from the forum

click on download then on run, and follow the instructions on the screen to write your resume using the provided examples!

See you!
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titus

I don't know how to proceed to create a CV. It's the first time I have a computer. I don't know how to use it very well. Can someone help me?
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1. OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 965
  
  The easiest thing to do is to get in touch with your town hall. They will provide you with the contact information of a microcomputer club that offers beginner courses.
  A CV is a serious matter. Rushing it or creating a mediocre document will result in potential employers tossing it in the trash.
  
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2. soso
  
  Hello, I sent my CV in OpenOffice format and every time I receive a response saying that they are unable to open it.
  
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3. Anonymous user
  
  Hi, export your document to PDF format from OpenOffice.
  
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Anonymous user

Hi, Wordpad is rather basic, it may be missing some functions.

You can try this program:

https://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche14793-cvitae.html

Which helps you write your resume.
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1. shahil974
  
  I tried the software you recommended, and honestly, I think it's a big joke...
  
  I study in England, and therefore I needed a CV in English, so I opted for a language change, and even a sixth grader has better skills in English...
  
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  1. Anonymous user > shahil974
    
    Well, it's simple: if software doesn't work, then it's better to create a personalized resume with a real word processor, like Open Office mentioned here. Personally, I think a document like a resume should be as personal as possible; you shouldn't hesitate to spend a good amount of time on it to make it appealing and complete.
    
    An employer receiving a resume may not read everything the first time, but they will spot the important points above all. When a resume is written with software that produces a "standard" format, it risks going unnoticed if everyone has made the same. So you shouldn't rely entirely on these tools.
    
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  2. OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 965 > Anonymous user
    
    Without forgetting examples of CVs for OpenOffice.org: https://templates.openoffice.org/fr/taxonomy/term/150
    
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2. gilou
  
  Nice program... Thank you.
  
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abderahim

if you want to know, come to my MSN address
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angele

ok what's your msn?
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