Sentences with phrase «accepting formats like»

Not exact matches

Haven't read whole thread but hoping no one is making the argument that this is like shifting to color or sound, both of those posed clear impediments to a kind of versimilutude cinema, but for ninety odd years we have accepted the sufficiency of the format without question.

Salvetti's book covers everything you need to know to format your book for the Kindle, Smashwords, and venues that accept ePub files, like Barnes & Noble.

As a source for limited word count pieces and with plans to expand that platform to accepting authors» submissions later this year, Atavist is reviving interest in the previously much - lauded essay format, much like Kindle Singles has encouraged the publication of non-anthologized short stories.

In addition to supporting for more features like audio, video, pop - ups etc, ePub3 is the most widely adopted format that is accepted by all the different retailers.

Cheap homework writers of SAH are very co-operative and they are highly obliged to help the students and complete their homework in widely accepted formats and guidelines which are issued by topmost universities like Harvard University and Chicago University.

I think Sakurai's idea was clever, and though I think short games are much more accepted these days (especially with digital formats allowing them to be much cheaper), I wouldn't mind seeing another «omnibus» game like this some time...

The music is fairly catchy, like in all the previous titles, but going from CD format to chip - based sound hardware is a difficult thing to accept, even though it does sound nicely like a Mega Man X title.

You can redline and comment on Pages just like you can in Microsoft Word, and if you are collaborating with a Microsoft user and sending documents back and forth, the changes can be accepted and rejected easily even when switching from format to format.

Bad formatting Most resumes can only be accepted in certain computer program formats, like a word document or text document, or sometimes a PDF.

The resume format that's most widely accepted and that recruiters like the best is the chronological format because they can easily track your employment history and see how long you have worked in each job.

The reason you want to use a commonly accepted format is because employers like to know where to find the information they are seeking.

However, despite the entire positive points about this particular format, one must always keep in mind the fact that functional resume is only accepted in certain professions and does not go down well with traditional sectors like bureaucracy, law, finance, etc..

Many companies have security concerns and might not accept attachments outside their company's formats, like Microsoft Word or Word Perfect since these formats are vulnerable to viruses.

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