convert document to .doc or .txt

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Holly O'Brien

I am trying to send a document (resume) and the site requires tha
document is in .doc or .txt format. I do not know how to do that?
Hel
 
Holly said:
I am trying to send a document (resume) and the site requires that
document is in .doc or .txt format. I do not know how to do that?
Help
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*.doc : Microsoft Word.
*.txt : something like notepad.

If you can open your resume in Word - it is likely a DOC file - but you
should check when you do a Save As to make sure that is how you are saving.

If you can open your resume in notepad - it is a TXT file - but you should
check the name you Save As and make sure it's extension is .txt.
 
Holly said:
I am trying to send a document (resume) and the site requires that
document is in .doc or .txt format. I do not know how to do that?
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A .doc file is the native format of a Microsoft Word document. A .txt file
is simply plain, unformatted text. It can be produced by many programs, but
most commonly from Notepad.

Have you already created the resume? What program did you use to create it
and what format is it in now? Tell us the answer to these questions, and we
can tell you how to get into the format you need. It should be very easy to
produce a .txt file, even if you don't have Microsoft Word to produce a .doc
file.
 
Holly O'Brien said:
I am trying to send a document (resume) and the site requires that
document is in .doc or .txt format. I do not know how to do that?
Click to expand...


And we are supposed to GUESS as to which software you are using to
compose your resume file? No thanks.
 
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