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All Forums > Tech Talk > Tech Talk Forum Page 32 > Quick question on file formats (Mac vs. PC)
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ChodeMasterJ
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 7:02PM
Ok, i switched to a Mac. everybody knows that because i keep asking questions. Here's another one....
I need to attach my resume (MS Word doc) to emails that i'm going to send off of my Macbook. At the moment, I don't have the cash to buy Parallels/WinXP (not vista) so my query is this... Can I like burn my resume onto a cd and place it on my Macbook and attach it from there onto emails that I'm sending from my Macbook? I think i can since i'm just attaching the file and not trying to alter it or anything. I just need that file on my Mac so I don't have to use a PC just to send emails with my resume on it. Hopefully this made sense.
Please enlighten me, oh Gurus of the Tech Talk.
Drew Black
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 7:20PM
Why don't you send yourself an email from your PC and save the attachment on your Mac?
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 7:44PM
Most people won't open attachments. I would include your resume in the text of your email unless specifically asked to attach it. Another option is to put it somewhere online and provide a link to it.
ChodeMasterJ
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 10:10PM
that's what i did. my question was whether or not it mattered that I attached a MS file on a Mac computer. like would that garble the file up any.
steph: some places specifically ask for attachments, others want you to copy and paste the resume in one of their forms and others make you rewrite it into their forms. it's a bitch to have to do that.
Drew Black
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 10:15PM
10-15 years ago it might have mattered. All modern email clients support MIME for emails and email attachments.
 
ChodeMasterJ
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Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 10:33PM
awesome. thanks Drew.
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