I have taken to writing responses to other people's
posts in my word processor before posting them to Facebook, Twitter, whatever.
When I first started blogging I wrote my blog
posts in a word processor first before bringing them to my blog and creating a post.
Maybe I should do
my posts in a word processor, and then post them at the end.
Not exact matches
Most
word processors like Microsoft Word, Open Office, or Google Docs have a built in grammar and spell checker, so it's a good idea to use one of these to draft your profile descriptions before posting them to the profile p
word processors like Microsoft
Word, Open Office, or Google Docs have a built in grammar and spell checker, so it's a good idea to use one of these to draft your profile descriptions before posting them to the profile p
Word, Open Office, or Google Docs have a built
in grammar and spell checker, so it's a good idea to use one of these to draft your profile descriptions before
posting them to the profile page.
While I realize I date myself as fairly young by this
post, note that I didn't mention which
word processor I made my templates on, back
in the day... That would've really dated me.
As short as 6 weeks ago
in a SLAW
post on my most frequently used iPad apps I bemoaned the fact that there was not a robust
word processor for the iPad.
There are many online job boards that will allow you to
post your resume online
in the simple
word processor format.