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Resume Format Save your resume in either Microsoft Word document or as a Adobe PDF. Microsoft Word Doc A Word Document is created in Microsoft Word, the most widely used word processing software. It is part of the Microsoft Office family. In Microsoft Word, simply save your resume as a .doc file. This is the most widely accepted format. Adobe PDF File In order to have a resume in PDF (Portable Document Format), you must have Adobe Acrobat installed. You can create the resume entirely in Acrobat, or export the file into Acrobat from a variety of software applications through plug-ins. The benefit of PDFs is that they look the same same on all types of computers and print exactly the way they look on screen. You can convert your file to a PDF online, go here for a free trial. Attaching Your File Click on the button at the bottom of the email form page... Browse to the location of your resume file... Find your resume file, select it and click the "open" button... The popup will close and the path to your resume file will appear in the form window... When you click the "Submit Your Email" button on the form page your resume file will be sent with your email as an attachment... Adobe, Acrobat, and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Microsoft Word and Microsoft Office are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.