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    Postby SIMPLY RED » Wed Dec 22, 2010 10:31 am

    Hi All,

    At the moment my CV is saved in a programme called microsoft word viewer. I have not got microsoft word 2007.

    My problem is that I am not able send it via e- mail to prospective employers. Can anyone help ?

    Thanks for your replies.

    David
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    Postby mike912 » Tue Jan 04, 2011 4:57 pm

    Microsoft word viewer only allows you to view Word.doc files without having Microsoft Office (whatever version) installed on your PC.
    It also supports the below file extentions

    •Word Document (.docx)
    •Word Macro-Enabled Document (.docm)
    •Rich Text Format (.rtf)
    •Text (.txt)
    •Web Page formats (.htm, .html, .mht, .mhtml)
    •WordPerfect 5.x (.wpd)
    •WordPerfect 6.x (.doc, .wpd)
    •Works 6.0 (.wps)
    •Works 7.0 (.wps)


    The question is what file extention does your CV have? (.doc, docx,?????)
    If it is a microsoft word extention, then it is more than likely that the company you are submitting your cv to will be able to read it.


    hope this helps.. :)
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    Postby plumbbob » Tue Jan 04, 2011 10:32 pm

    You might try installing Open Office.

    It is a free and will allow you to read edit and save most Microsoft Office documents as well as pdf's.

    Google "openoffice.org/"

    Cheers
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