RE: Interviewing "under the hood"?

[Maggie Pierce Secara <maggiros -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Never is a very long time.  What I *used* to do and
what I do now aren't always the same. :-)  Right now I
actually do have character styles for Bold and Italic,
and replaced the buttons on the toolbar so when I
click them they go to my styles--which I try to
remember to do instead of automatically hitting ctrl-i
or b.  

But I wouldn't like to have to count up the times I
faked an effect just to get it right when Word decided
to be playful on deadline day.  The only rule is
"whatever works".

I think we all determined a few threads ago that using
styles in your resume is a good way of showing that
you know how to use them. Doesn't have to be fancy;
just a noticeable absence of Normal will do.  


Maggie Secara


--- GeneK <gene -at- genek -dot- com> wrote:
> 
> It would also be interesting to see a show of hands
> for
> everyone who's *never* used a manual formatting
> cheat
> because the draft had to go in *now* and the @#$%^
> style
> wasn't producing the intended result.
> 
> Gene Kim-Eng
> 
> 

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