select/highlight all the text of your resume in microsoft word or whatever word processing program it's typed in. go to EDIT: COPY. then go to the window where you want to paste it, and click your cursor in the window. then go EDIT: PASTE.
2006-10-04 16:46:26
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answer #1
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answered by S 2
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Step by step:
1. Ensure that you have a plain text version of your resume. One that is not all formatted and pretty--something that looks readable in notepad.
2. Select all text in the resume>right click>select copy. In the box where it says 'paste resume,' right click>paste.
3. Scroll the entire pasted text and make sure it looks ok format-wise. It usually needs some extra returns to make it more readable.
4. There is usually a 'submit' or 'ok' button, click it and you're done!
2006-10-04 16:51:44
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answered by ann a 3
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If you are using a standard Windows program, you can do a number of things:
- First copy the text by selecting it with the mouse and hitting CTRL+C
- Go to the page you want to paste it into, place your cursor and hit CTRL + V
As an alternative, select EDIT -> Select All -> EDIT -> Copy
then go to the page you want to past and select EDIT -> Paste
2006-10-04 16:51:07
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answered by virtual_cynic 2
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Go to edit. Click copy. Move the cursor to the beginning of the document. Position the cursor and click (Don't unclick) at the beginning of the document (don't unclick) and scroll down to the end. The words will be highlighted, probably a dark grey. Let the mouse go, then go to the site. Click edit, position the cursor where you want to paste and click paste. Voile...
2006-10-04 16:48:34
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answered by Emma 3
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Open your resume
Press Ctrl-A to select all the text
Go to Edit>Copy
Go to your ad, right click in the box, and choose Paste
You can either Cut or Copy, Cut will remove, Copy copies - this puts what you want to put somewhere else on to the Windows Clipboard
Paste is the function that actually puts it where you want it
2006-10-04 16:45:26
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answer #5
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answered by metallhd62 4
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if you're in touch in the inspiration of the time period "decrease and paste": that's taken from the way archives develop into once created. earlier computers, a pattern of the full document might want to be created. The textual content might want to could be typed on paper and really decrease and pasted onto a web page alongside with photos, drawings, different snap shots. different techniques were then performed, and the pages were printed and assembled into the finest document that may be heavily produced. It develop right into a miles extra complicated procedure than in the present day after we may be able to easily flow issues round with some clicks of the mouse to "decrease and paste" to create a document.
2016-12-04 07:03:18
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answered by gravitt 4
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>>edit
>>paste
OR
right click then hit paste.
2006-10-04 16:45:54
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answered by I run with scissors 4
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you just have to paste it as a text document. copy and paste, simple. companies do it so there is no biased. format doesn't matter and neither does style. just make it so it's readable.
2006-10-04 16:45:12
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answered by Jesse 2
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highlight it.
go to edit, then copy
then where ever you want to paste it.
go to edit, then paste
2006-10-04 16:45:46
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answer #9
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answered by taylorswift<3 3
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