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What is the difference between " Corel Word Perfect 10 Productivity Pack " and the " Microsoft Works 9 " ? We're not too computer savy yet and are trying to use it to send email resume's, but with the "Corel Word Perfect 10" it just doesn't look very good after we put the resume on it. Someone suggested using the " Microsoft Works 9 Program ". Hope someone can help us with this . Thank You for any help .

The following reply is by : phrensied :
Do yourself a favor and uninstall all that stuff.

If you want something nice, easy to use and free, download OpenOffice. It has a word processor that will allow you to create resumes and save them as Word documents that most corporations will require if you email your resume.

Or you could go out and buy Microsoft Office for 500$.

A woman from AT&T called me after I applied online, and asked me a few questions regarding the job. Then she set up an appointment with me that she said would take around 3 hours. AT&T employees- what should I expect?

The question was answered by :
snooty :
This is basically the second phase of your job interview, the first part being the phone interview. You'll be told information about the company, and your training schedule should you be hired. You'll be told about the benefits that come with the job. You'll be asked to provide your work history and references; be honest because the background check is thorough.

You'll then take a customer service simulation; it will be as if you're customer service rep taking calls. You'll be given several different scenarios, and they'll want to know how you'll react. I think your typing skills will be tested as well. Once you finish the simulation you'll be taken aside for a one-on-one interview. If they decide you're a good candidate, they'll invite you back for another interview. That's how my process went/

The following reply is by : goodstuff2use4all :
An autoresponder is a computer program that automatically answers e-mail sent to it. Today's autoresponders need to be careful to not generate e-mail backscatter, which can result in the autoresponses being considered E-mail spam.

Just curious, if you talk to random people online or even friends, how important is it to you what you write?

I've noticed when it comes to most random people off the internet chatting with me, I don't think too much, I don't really care.
But there are cases where it's horrible, I keep thinking about whether I wrote the wrong thing, and will it sound ok and how will the other person perceive what I wrote?

Anyone else experiencing this?

Normally I talk on messenger, apart from specific sites with an email feature where I meet people, but I know it's just fun talk, but recently on one site there was a guy that matched with me like 95% and it was so weird, and it was awesome that there was someone I could talk to about certain things and we exchanged some emails there, and I'm happy I made a new friend, he said he had connection problems back at his college and said to email him on his other email.

I know it should be easy like hey, it's me from that website, how's it going? Is that ok? Is it too little, like would he expect more?
Does anyone else go weird sometimes when it comes to sending something as simple as an email?

I don't know why it's bothering me so much. I guess I just don't want to say something wrong and give the wrong impression and in turn put the person off!

This is was answered by :
Vashti :
It depends on the nature of the e-mail for me.

If it's more than a "how are you doing" or "when do you want to go to lunch," I tend to put it in a word document and put it aside for a while. Then I come back, re-read it and edit if necessary before mailing.

That's what works for me.

Good Luck!

What is the difference between " Corel Word Perfect 10 Productivity Pack " and the " Microsoft Works 9 " ? We're not too computer savy yet and are trying to use it to send email resume's, but with the "Corel Word Perfect 10" it just doesn't look very good after we put the resume on it. Someone suggested using the " Microsoft Works 9 Program ". Hope someone can help us with this . Thank You for any help .

The following reply is by : phrensied :
Do yourself a favor and uninstall all that stuff.

If you want something nice, easy to use and free, download OpenOffice. It has a word processor that will allow you to create resumes and save them as Word documents that most corporations will require if you email your resume.

Or you could go out and buy Microsoft Office for 500$.

I'm getting prepared to fish the East Coast of South Korea and am looking for beaches from where I can surf fish. Can you recommend a location? The Korea Toursim Website offers beaches from which to fish but it's too generic for me and I'm still waiting for email replies to my questions about specific locations.

I'm into fishing but am the type who baits his hook, casts out beyond the waves, and waits and drinks beer. Daytime or nighttime is fine with me.

I prefer the shoreline but jetties and piers are my secondary choices. I prefer beaches that are not crowded with other people as I like peace and quiet when I fish - the fewer the people in my vicinity the better.

I plan to use shrimp, sand crabs, squid, and anchovies as bait; should I consider other bait?

The key question here is location - suggestions? I'm asking here for efficiency purposes - I don't want to travel up/down the coast looking for a location as my off-time is limited.

And while I've searched Korea looking for other surf fishing anglers, most folks have been fishing from the rocks/cliffs along Korea's coastlines so they can't offer ideas beyond their comfort zone (the rocks/cliffs).

Thanks in advance.

The best answer is by :
mark :
Not to sound obvious but wherever there is the ocean there are fish, they kinda swim around in the water, just a matter of time before they get to where your bait is. Like I taught my kids when it comes to fishing, we go fishing to have fun and relax if we catch fish it is a bonus. It is called fishing and not catching for a reason. Best of luck and hopefully tight lines to you.

A woman from AT&T called me after I applied online, and asked me a few questions regarding the job. Then she set up an appointment with me that she said would take around 3 hours. AT&T employees- what should I expect?

The question was answered by :
snooty :
This is basically the second phase of your job interview, the first part being the phone interview. You'll be told information about the company, and your training schedule should you be hired. You'll be told about the benefits that come with the job. You'll be asked to provide your work history and references; be honest because the background check is thorough.

You'll then take a customer service simulation; it will be as if you're customer service rep taking calls. You'll be given several different scenarios, and they'll want to know how you'll react. I think your typing skills will be tested as well. Once you finish the simulation you'll be taken aside for a one-on-one interview. If they decide you're a good candidate, they'll invite you back for another interview. That's how my process went/

The best answer is by :
goodstuff2use4all :
An autoresponder is a computer program that automatically answers e-mail sent to it. Today's autoresponders need to be careful to not generate e-mail backscatter, which can result in the autoresponses being considered E-mail spam.

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BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130

NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM
With NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, instantly connect to the NASCAR information you want, when you want it. Follow NASCAR action from practice to race day with real-time leaderboard and alerts. Get exclusive access to your favorite NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver with real-time driver stats, breaking news and more. Live in-car audio, race radio, NASCAR on SPEED and other audio/video only available on select phones. Visit sprint.com/speed for details.
How to Access: Text "NASCAR" to 7777* on your Sprint phone or visit the Sprint Digital LoungeSM to download NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply.

SureType® keypad
Enhanced predictive text typing technology. Quickly and accurately dial or type.

Trackball Navigation
Centered on the front of the device for easy maneuvering for right or left handers.

External Micro SD Card slot
Increase memory with MicroSD card for work files, media files, and more.

2MP Camera - 5x zoom, enhanced flash
Take Pictures - Just snap and share it right away via email. Capture videos and enjoy watching them on the high resolution display.

Stereo Bluetooth
Pair up any Bluetooth stereo accessory.

Media Player
Download and play music, videos, audio files, pictures and ring tones.

3.5mm Jack
Stereo headset with microphone and mute switch included

GPS
Assisted, autonomous, simultaneous. Supports Sprint Navigation, BlackBerry Maps & other GPS applications.

BlackBerry Maps
View maps and driving directions. Email maps to other BlackBerry users and launch maps from your address book.

Voice Notes
Make a voice note and send as an email .wmv file attachment.

NFL Mobile Live access
Listen to live audio broadcasts of every regular season game and watch the live broadcasts of all NFL Network games. Get real-time red zone alerts, scores, stats, live NFL Network 24/7 and more. Manage your fantasy football team like a pro with up-to-the-minute insights, analysis, stats and alerts. How to Access: Text "NFL" to 7777* on your Sprint phone to download a full version of the application or download NFL Mobile Live from Sprint Digital LoungeSM. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply.

Voice Command and Voice Activated Dialing
The Built-in speaker independent voice command lets you use your voice to look up contacts, place phone calls and get key information from your device.

Speakerphone
Easy hands free operation.

Mobile Broadband Capable
EV-DO Sprint speed for the fastest BlackBerry Pearl Smartphone available today.

Sprint Software store
Certified digital media content powered by Handmark™ including Sprint TV, Sprint Music Store and Sprint Navigation.

Power Vision compliant
Use with the new PowerVision BlackBerry email plan.

Integrated Attachment Viewing
View attachments in popular file formats such as Microsoft® Office Word, Excel® and PowerPoint®.

BlackBerry Authentic Accessories
Customize the BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 smartphone with fashionable carrying cases, wallpapers, ring tones, and add-on applications for both entertainment and productivity.

Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC)
This handset has been certified as Hearing Aid Compatible in accordance with applicable industry standards. This handset has a HAC rating of M3 for hearing aids operating in the acoustic mode. This handset has a HAC rating of T3 for hearing aids operating in the telecoil mode.

BlackBerry® Curve™ 8330

NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM
With NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, instantly connect to the NASCAR information you want, when you want it. Follow NASCAR action from practice to race day with real-time leaderboard and alerts. Get exclusive access to your favorite NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver with real-time driver stats, breaking news and more. Live in-car audio, race radio, NASCAR on SPEED and other audio/video only available on select phones. Visit sprint.com/speed for details.
How to Access: Text "NASCAR" to 7777* on your Sprint phone or visit the Sprint Digital LoungeSM to download NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply.

2.0 MP camera
5x zoom, enhanced flash, and resolution up to 1600×1200 for Pictures and Videos

Full QWERTY Keyboard and Trackball Navigation
Faster and Easier typing and navigation.

Micro SD Card slot
1GB MicroSD card included give you the room you need for larger work files, presentations, reports, documents or fun files like photos and music.

Media Player
Download and play music, videos, audio files, pictures and ring tones.

BlackBerry push technology for email and messaging
Get all of your email in one place wirelessly. Receive emails from your corporate and personal email accounts.

Organizer
Think fast with an all-encompassing organizer - calendar, contacts, tasks, memos and more right at your fingertips.

Browser
Access the web where and when you need it.

3.5mm Jack

The best answer is by :
˜*Jessa-Bo-Bessa*˜ :
Ok it really comes down to your preference pretty much. The Curve has a FULL QWERTY keyboard as opposed to the SureType QWERTY keyboard on the Pearl. Pearl isn't that hard to get used to, but it can be frustrating when it gives you a word you didn't even want. Size of screens, bigger on Curve obviously. And more memory on the Curve….I can only answer that you get the Curve for the 3 reasons I listed above. Because those are the reasons I switched from the Pearl to the Curve after only 2 months…;)

What is the difference between " Corel Word Perfect 10 Productivity Pack " and the " Microsoft Works 9 " ? We're not too computer savy yet and are trying to use it to send email resume's, but with the "Corel Word Perfect 10" it just doesn't look very good after we put the resume on it. Someone suggested using the " Microsoft Works 9 Program ". Hope someone can help us with this . Thank You for any help .

The question was answered by :
phrensied :
Do yourself a favor and uninstall all that stuff.

If you want something nice, easy to use and free, download OpenOffice. It has a word processor that will allow you to create resumes and save them as Word documents that most corporations will require if you email your resume.

Or you could go out and buy Microsoft Office for 500$.

A woman from AT&T called me after I applied online, and asked me a few questions regarding the job. Then she set up an appointment with me that she said would take around 3 hours. AT&T employees- what should I expect?

The answer is provided by :
snooty :
This is basically the second phase of your job interview, the first part being the phone interview. You'll be told information about the company, and your training schedule should you be hired. You'll be told about the benefits that come with the job. You'll be asked to provide your work history and references; be honest because the background check is thorough.

You'll then take a customer service simulation; it will be as if you're customer service rep taking calls. You'll be given several different scenarios, and they'll want to know how you'll react. I think your typing skills will be tested as well. Once you finish the simulation you'll be taken aside for a one-on-one interview. If they decide you're a good candidate, they'll invite you back for another interview. That's how my process went/

This is was answered by :
goodstuff2use4all :
An autoresponder is a computer program that automatically answers e-mail sent to it. Today's autoresponders need to be careful to not generate e-mail backscatter, which can result in the autoresponses being considered E-mail spam.

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What is the difference between " Corel Word Perfect 10 Productivity Pack " and the " Microsoft Works 9 " ? We're not too computer savy yet and are trying to use it to send email resume's, but with the "Corel Word Perfect 10" it just doesn't look very good after we put the resume on it. Someone suggested using the " Microsoft Works 9 Program ". Hope someone can help us with this . Thank You for any help .

The answer is provided by :
phrensied :
Do yourself a favor and uninstall all that stuff.

If you want something nice, easy to use and free, download OpenOffice. It has a word processor that will allow you to create resumes and save them as Word documents that most corporations will require if you email your resume.

Or you could go out and buy Microsoft Office for 500$.