[wplug] The Doc delemia, the ISP list.

[mdanish at andrew.cmu.edu]

I would turn it in in PDF or PostScript, having used LaTeX (and LyX possibly),
and possibly a text version as well.  If they don't like that, one has
to reconsider how happy one would be working there in the first place...
unless you're really desperate.

On Mon, Jul 23, 2001 at 09:13:28AM -0700, Matthew Hughes wrote:
> I am in the midst of going to an M$ free home while at the same time looking for a job in IT. My first question is;
> Who do you go all Linux when the job postings ask for your resume in word Doc format?
> 
> 
> I am currently solving this problem by leaving win98/word on my wife's computer. But shortly the expectation will be to upgrade it to word 2002 and we arn't/can't shell out the $400 to buy another legeal copy.
> Any suggestions, instruction, or links on how to  overcome this particular hurdle?
> 
> Question 2;
> At the recent installfest I helped this nice guy install Linux on his computer. He was/is however an AOL user. Now that he has Linux on his machine he would like to be able to connect to the internet, Did we as a group have a list of ISP's that we use/have? Anybody wanna comeout with a ringing endorsement for theirs?
> I have @home and it is okay but I just got the bill for next month and at $50.64 I think that it is going to have to be yanked(specially during this time of recession).
> 
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