Hi
Edit to the original:
This is a post that should be referring to to LibreOffice, not Impress.
I’m completely ignorant, I confess, as to how to use this site and am relatively new to Libre. When I tried to save the original post I couldn’t seem to get the site to save this message with anything I put in as a ‘tag’. It suggested Impress I clicked that, it saved and confusion reigns! I’m tearing my hair out. Put it down to my age stress and life. I can’t find a way to alter the original tag.
So, guys I was trying to save my CV in LibreOffice to a website and it won’t!
Thanks, ve3oat, for the suggestion below re saving as a .pdf using File>Export as a PDF. I’ll try that to see if it works.
Sorry if I’m confusing any of you in this community! Any further suggestions in the LibreOffice context appreciated. Original message:
I’m currently job hunting and have wanted to upload a CV to several recruiter websites where I’m finding that the website tells me the Libre Office CV I’m using is incompatible. For example, just today https://www.charitypeople.co.uk/ won’t load my CV, either in .odt or as a Microsoft Word 2007-365 document: .docx.
The website says it will upload .pdf, .txt, .doc.
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Can I convert my CV to .pdf in Libre Office?
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If I save it as a .txt document it strips out the formatting and looks awful; really unprofessional.
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I’ve had to email the agency a copy of my CV and ask them to register me; this is not looking very professional!
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Can anyone help with a suggestion to get the CV converted to .pdf or a format that looks good and will upload to all websites?