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OutoftheWoods
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Mail merge w/ word or pdf?
I'm conducting a mail merge soon, and just realized that without adobe pro, I won't be able to mail merge with a pdf. Do you think it would be bad to send .doc files of my resume and cover letter to employers? I *BELIEVE* generally employers prefer pdfs, but I'm not sure if i really want to pay for adobe pro.
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Herr Brun
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Re: Mail merge w/ word or pdf?
Can't you mail merge with word, then print as pdf?
