Be Prepared For Your Next Opportunity

1. At the desktop, click Start, select Shut Down and click Restart the Computer.
    
2. After the computer restarts, click Start, select Programs and click Windows® Explorer.
    
3. In the Explorer window that opens, double-click the C letter drive, double-click the Windows® directory and double-click the Temp directory to open it. (The words Exploring-Temp should appear at the top of the window.)
    
4. Click the first file listed in the Temp directory, click Edit in the menu bar and click Select All. (All files in the C:\Windows\Temp\ directory will be highlighted.)
    
5. Press the DELETE key on the keyboard.
    
6. Click Yes when prompted, "Are you sure that you want to send X number of items to the Recycle Bin?" (The letter X represents the actual number of items in the Temp directory.) If a message appears indicating that a particular file cannot be deleted and that access is denied, click OK to continue.
    
7. Press the DELETE key on the keyboard and delete as many files as possible until no more can be deleted. (The number of files in the C:\Windows\Temp\ directory should be significantly reduced.)
    
8. Close all windows and return to the desktop.
    
9. Click Start, select Settings and click Printers. The Printers dialog window will open.
    
10. In the Printers dialog window, click once on the printer icon that represents the printer in use. (The icon should become highlighted.)
     
11. Click File in the menu bar, select Properties and click the Details tab. (If a version number is presented regarding the printer driver, record this number.)
    
    NOTE: If no version number is presented, it is recommended to update the printer driver to be sure that the most current driver is installed.
    
     
12. If a version number is found, compare the listed version number to the newest available driver for that model printer. (Driver update information can be found at the printer manufacturer's Web site.)
     
13. If the listed version number is lower than the newest driver, contact the printer manufacturer for instructions on updating the driver.
    
    NOTE: It is recommended that the original printer driver be uninstalled before installing the updated driver obtained from the manufacturer.
    
     
14. If the listed version is equal to the newest driver, install a suitable emulation driver. For help identifying and installing a suitable emulation, contact the printer manufacturer.
     
15. Launch and use the program.

1. Launch the Resume Pro™ 3.0 program.
    
2. Click File and select Open.
    
3. Change Files of Type to Word Processor Document (*.rpd, *.doc).
    
4. Double-click the Samples folder.
    
5. Double-click the desired cover letter.

1. Launch the Resume Pro™ 3.0 program.
    
2. Click File and select Open. Files of Type will default to Resume (*.rsm).
    
3. Double-click the Samples folder.
    
4. Double-click the desired resume.

1. Close programs and return to the desktop.
    
2. Click Start, select Settings and choose Control Panel.
    
3. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel window.
    
4. Find Resume Pro 3.0 in the list of programs and click on it once to select it.
    
5. Click the Add/Remove button.
    
6. Click the No to All selection if asked whether to delete Shared Files.
    
7. After the program has been removed, close all open windows and return to the desktop. Resume Pro™ 3.0 is now removed from the system.
    
8. Continue with the following procedure to reinstall Resume Pro™ 3.0

1. Close all programs and return to the desktop.
    
2. Click Start, select Shut Down, choose the option for Restart and click OK. The computer will shutdown and restart.
    
3. Verify that no programs are running in the background. To do this, press and hold down the CTRL and ALT keys at the same time. While these keys are pressed, tap the DELETE key once.
    
4. Release the CTRL and ALT keys. A Close Program window will open. (In it appears a listing of all of the programs currently running on the system. For any installation, two programs must remain active: Explorer and Systray.)
    
5. Start at the top of the Close Program listing and highlight a program (other than Explorer or Systray) by clicking on it once.
    
6. Click the End Task button in the lower-left corner of the Close Program window. (Do not click the Shut Down button, as it will shut down the computer. This will start all programs that have been closed, requiring that the procedure be repeated from the beginning.) As a safety feature, only one program can be closed at time. The Close Program window will close each time the End Task button is selected.
   
   NOTE: Most programs will close with a single End Task action. Some programs, however, will require that the End Task button be selected again. If a message appears indicating that the program is not responding, click End Task again and proceed.
   
    
7. Repeat Steps 4-6 to end task all programs except Explorer and Systray.
    
8. When only Explorer and Systray are showing in the Close Program window, click the Cancel button.
    
9. Insert the Resume Pro™ 3.0 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
    
10. Follow the prompts to complete the installation.
    
    NOTE: If the installation does not begin, complete these steps:

1. Click Start, choose Settings and select Control Panel.
    
2. Click Install.
    
3. Click Next and wait for the computer to locate the installation program for Resume Pro™ 3.0.
    
4. Click Finish and follow the prompts to complete the installation of Resume Pro™ 3.0.

11. At the conclusion of installing Resume Pro™ 3.0, restart Windows®. This will restart all of the programs that were running in the background that were closed because of the above procedure.
     
12. Launch and use the program.

1. Launch the program and open the resume.
    
2. Click File in the menu bar and select Export.
    
3. Make the desired revisions and remove the extra spaces.
    
4. Print the resume from the Word Processor module.

1. Launch the program and open or begin a new project.
    
2. Click Edit and select Add Section.
    
3. Click the desired section and click OK.