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>> My personal preferred format for formatted text is postscript. Anyone >> with a postscript printer driver can make a postscript file; and >> ghostview runs on pretty much anything. Sad thing is, simple as this >> is to do, many will claim it's over their head. Which makes me >> sardonically wonder if I care about their compositions in any format. > Whatever your preferred format, text and Word format are substantially more prevalent. > If however, you are looking for a Web Developer, Software Developer, or IT or other > technical person, perhaps you should ask for interactive resumes written in a particular > language pertinent to the job (Perl, Win32, ASP, JavaScript, C/C++, etc.). It seems to > me, that would be much more appropriate than postscript. Postscript is a scripting language. While not mentioned much in that context, Why not write it in Postscript? It's just another language. Peter Grace Also doing a career search http://www.gracefamily.net/pgrace
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