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: If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on : the back and save a tree… And if your resume changes you’re SOL unless you’re printing out one at a time…. Karen : : — : www.murderdujour.com : when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? : one on top one on bottom, etc… : : thanks : : jeff : : :

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I print what I need when I need it:) Buy the headshots buy the 100’s then print the resume on the back as needed. You don’t staple all your headshots with resumes when you get them do you? — www.murderdujour.com

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – : If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on : the back and save a tree… And if your resume changes you’re SOL unless you’re printing out one at a time…. Karen : : — : www.murderdujour.com : when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? : one on top one on bottom, etc… : : thanks : : jeff : : :

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Assuming he’s got a 1200 dpi printer. Lower than that and the image comes out crummy. Oh, Jeff, the easiest way to set the sheet size to 8 x 10 is to set the bottom and right margins for the picture and the left and bottom margins for the resume (or vice versa) to 1/2 and 1 inch, respectively. Carl * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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thanks Carl, you guys have been a huge help! Jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Assuming he’s got a 1200 dpi printer. Lower than that and the image comes out crummy. Oh, Jeff, the easiest way to set the sheet size to 8 x 10 is to set the bottom and right margins for the picture and the left and bottom margins for the resume (or vice versa) to 1/2 and 1 inch, respectively. Carl * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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I was talking about printing the resume on the back of a photo. Not the photo it’s self. For printing photos a 1200 dpi printer and quality photo paper should do the trick.

Oh. My bad. Sorry. Carl * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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It varies depending on the area.  Either one staple in the left upper corner, one in the middle top, glue the resume on the back, paper clip, printing on the back; they’re all acceptable.  My experience however, has been that if I take them to my casting call without anything, the person who signs you in will do with them what he wants.  They all have their own agenda.  If I’m mailing to my agents, my SAG agent requires that I glue them to the back, and my non-union agent has just requested that I print them on the back. BTW:  For printing, if it’s only text, 300 dpi will be just fine.  No need for overkill; while some flatbed scanners now go up to as high as 4000 dpi for printing slides, drum scanners are best for high resolution work, from 1200 on up. http://www.scantips.com when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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I was talking about printing the resume on the back of a photo. Not the photo it’s self. For printing photos a 1200 dpi printer and quality photo paper should do the trick. — www.murderdujour.com

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Assuming he’s got a 1200 dpi printer. Lower than that and the image comes out crummy. Oh, Jeff, the easiest way to set the sheet size to 8 x 10 is to set the bottom and right margins for the picture and the left and bottom margins for the resume (or vice versa) to 1/2 and 1 inch, respectively. Carl * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!

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do you know how to format micro. word to print to 8×10?  I tried adjusting the printer but it still printed to 8 1/2×11. jeff

In Word ‘97, File-Page Setup-Paper size Robert

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right on.. thanks… jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I’m not familiar with micro. word, but if you set the paper size to 8X10 or your margins to 8X10 then align the picture to where it comes out right. Play with blank paper till you get it right. It’s cheaper… it works for me… — www.murderdujour.com do you know how to format micro. word to print to 8×10?  I tried adjusting the printer but it still printed to 8 1/2×11. jeff If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on the back and save a tree… — www.murderdujour.com when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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I’m not familiar with micro. word, but if you set the paper size to 8X10 or your margins to 8X10 then align the picture to where it comes out right. Play with blank paper till you get it right. It’s cheaper… it works for me… — www.murderdujour.com

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – do you know how to format micro. word to print to 8×10?  I tried adjusting the printer but it still printed to 8 1/2×11. jeff If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on the back and save a tree… — www.murderdujour.com when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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do you know how to format micro. word to print to 8×10?  I tried adjusting the printer but it still printed to 8 1/2×11. jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on the back and save a tree… — www.murderdujour.com when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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thank you – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – One staple in each corner of the picture, NEATLY. Best wishes, Valentina when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff Before you buy.

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If you have a laser or bubble jet printer you can print the resume right on the back and save a tree… — www.murderdujour.com

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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One staple in each corner of the picture, NEATLY. Best wishes, Valentina when stapling the resume to headshot what is the recommended method? one on top one on bottom, etc… thanks jeff

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