economia: it is better on word because almost every computer have ms word program but not up to halve have pdf related. if you allways send it on pdf, chance are that the reciepent will not be able to opon it

I ve some questions to ask and ur prompt response will be appreciated.how can I type and send a CV through the pdf, I ve not tried it before and ve no clue on how to do it. Also,a CV sents in word format using a phone,wen it is opened in a system,will it still be orderly arranged or not(scattered)

WYSIWYG- use pdf buddy!

veriland:
I ve some questions to ask and ur prompt response will be appreciated.how can I type and send a CV through the pdf, I ve not tried it before and ve no clue on how to do it. Also,a CV sents in word format using a phone,wen it is opened in a system,will it still be orderly arranged or not(scattered)

Well first, type the CV using a laptop and then click your office button, goto save as, after the dialog pops up instead of just saving you'll see a format dropdown.
Click it and look for pdf, then save it.
Finite!

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Nov1ce:
Well first, type the CV using a laptop and then click your office button, goto save as, after the dialog pops up instead of just saving you'll see a format dropdown.
Click it and look for pdf, then save it.
Finite!

thanks for ur replypls wat abt d second question,a cv sent in word format using a phone,wen opened in a laptop maybe by d recruiter,will it still remain well arranged as it ws wen u send it?? D reason am asking dis is because d screen of a laptop is bigger and wider than of a phone.

veriland:
thanks for ur replypls wat abt d second question,a cv sent in word format using a phone,wen opened in a laptop maybe by d recruiter,will it still remain well arranged as it ws wen u send it?? D reason am asking dis is because d screen of a laptop is bigger and wider than of a phone.

no, there will be no alteration in the format of the document, as long as the word document wasn't edited through the mobile device.