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From: NJBourne23 on 6 Nov 2009 16:53
Hello,

I have been trying to reformat my resume for a few days now. I originally
started off with a template that wasn't really set up like my recruiter
wanted for a Science background position(just entering in the field). So i
searched on Word 2007 for a nicer more spread out template which i found.
The issue i have it that i'm trying to slightly modify it. They have line
separations in the template that i want to reproduce which are like a double
line if that makes sense. The thing is, is that i cannot reproduce that
anywhere in the page where i want it. How can i create a separation in the
designed line that i want?

Please help!!!!!!
From: Graham Mayor on 7 Nov 2009 04:35
Word resume templates are created using tables. The separator is probably a
table border. Display the table gridlines and you should have a better idea
what you are dealing with - View Gridlines is in the table tools > design
tab > borders selection.

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NJBourne23 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been trying to reformat my resume for a few days now. I
> originally started off with a template that wasn't really set up
> like my recruiter wanted for a Science background position(just
> entering in the field). So i searched on Word 2007 for a nicer more
> spread out template which i found. The issue i have it that i'm
> trying to slightly modify it. They have line separations in the
> template that i want to reproduce which are like a double line if
> that makes sense. The thing is, is that i cannot reproduce that
> anywhere in the page where i want it. How can i create a separation
> in the designed line that i want?
>
> Please help!!!!!!


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