RE: Other handshakes?

["Darren Barefoot" <darren -dot- barefoot -at- capeclear -dot- com>]

Maybe I'm an obsessive freak, but I make a different resume for every
job/contract I apply for (in fact, on my home machine, I've got a
sub-folder for each job I apply for with the customized resume in it).
They may have very minor differences between them, but I modify and
re-use my resume all the time. So, for me, it makes sense to use styles.
Thanks. DB.

Mr. Rainer 3139 S-PP-RD-QA2 wrote...

> 
> One reason to set up (or not to set up) a special template is 
> time economy. 
> 
> It does make sense to invest in work preparation if you 
> re-use and maintain a document. A single-use flyer, however, 
> does not have to be very sophisticated in its inner document 
> structure to look nice and to bring forward the 
> message/content. It just depends on how often you use and 
> change your resume.
> 
> (I'm a big fan of structured work though, and my standard 
> business letter template makes use of FrameMaker's 
> conditional text settings. Did I mention that I also use para 
> tags? ;-)
> 


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