On 20/05/11 09:05, Grant Sewell wrote:
On Fri, 20 May 2011 07:10:23 +0100
Sean Miller wrote:
On 20 May 2011 07:00, Paul Morgan-Roach<[email protected]> wrote:
My advice - open the document if you can. If it's something that
depends on layout heavily, ask for it as a jpg or pdf.
Actually, it's got significantly better of late...
Presentations should not be a major issue... people should not be
creating layout-critical documents in 'Word' anyway... it's not what
word processors are for....
Shouldn't unfortunately doesn't mean doesn't. There are still an
absolute tonne of people who prefer to lay stuff out using text boxes
and the like in a word processor than using a more appropriate tool.
Grant.
ok so this happens with my local authority application form if i import
the native word dociument in to open office the boxes seem to go off the
edge of the page
if word is not appropriate what are they meant to use, pdf is fixed, as
in if filling in (pen) i can't add more rows to my job / education
history, so end up including at least 5 more bits of paper with this
information on. for the most part a word file can be edited, in word
of course, there are with tables / boxes and other similar features
bits that as i said don't quite work as they should. or don't seem to
so what is the most appropriate format?
oddly a recent job gives me a pdf application form, i can either fill in
and send off by post, or fill in and e-mail, only as its pdf it isn't
editable unless i am missing something perhaps i should be using adobe
pdf suite (or what ever its called) to fill the form in.
the mind boggles sometimes.
paul
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