EXPORT/SAVE A FILE IN A LOWER MEMORY SIZE

[Guest]

I am looking forward to submit my CV at a website which requires the document
either to be a .doc, .pdf, or .rtf

The maximum size allowed is 50 KB & my word file is around 81 KB. Can I
resolve this matter by exporting the document to either .pdf or .rtf formats
by lowering the resolutions or something like that.

Don't want to change the structure and reformat the complete document.

Regards & Thanx,

FARAZ

 

[Graham Mayor]

RTF will undoubtedly produce a larger file size.
PDF *may* reduce the file size sufficiently - it depends what the document
contains - try PrimoPDF.
Otherwise remove some of the bloat from your CV.

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[JoAnn Paules]

I'd suggest taking it back to plain text.

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[Graham Mayor]

So would I, but if the requirement is for one of the three listed formats,
the application could fall at the first hurdle.

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[JoAnn Paules]

True. It's rare to see a site that won't take a .txt resume though. I
actually keep two copies of my resume. One is a formatted Word doc and the
other is plain text but contains all of the same text.

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MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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