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I have to agree with Rich. As much as I hate Word. It's the best, most fool
proof way to communicate. Many companies require it. Do what you can to
spruce it up design-wise and live with it. :-)
Brad
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This is a business document. Why not make life simpler for everyone
concerned, and prepare the resume in Word in the first place? It's the
shortest distance between two points, without all the intermediate steps
and hassles.
Rich
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If your client needs to make edits your final Quark file, export the file
to MS Word if your client has it and they can make edits in Word. The Word
file may not come out looking exactly as the Quark file, depending on the
amount of styling involved, but he/she will be able to edit the text to
send back to you for changes to the Quark resume.
Ed
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Sounds like one of those problems to me - inadequate brief. You were
quite right to make a pdf of the Quark file. That would give you the
electronic file suited for both viewing and printing. However your
client would need Acrobat Reader to do either - it is essentially
Freeware available on most cover magazine CDs or directly from the
www.adobe.com website. So that's not an issue for your client. The
ability to modify / update the CV is - basically that can only be done
in the host application, in this case Quark. So, she's locked in to your
services...
Peter
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I am designing a resume in Quark. At first I thought the client only
needed it for print, but she now needs it electronically also. What do
I do?
I started by saving the page as a pdf, then sending it to her via
e-mail, but she couldn't view it. Do I need to create my pdf with
acrobat, not Quark?
Also, she needs to be able to edit the resume after I create it. Is
there a way for me to create a pdf she can edit when I am creating it
in Quark.
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