Re: ELEVEN YEARS to "succeede"?
All the suites give options for reading and writing numerous formats.
And in the real world ( i.e. not the techie one) no one cares, or indeed notices, what the saved format is, as long as the bloody thing opens.
In fact an older format that is universally supported may well be a safer bet than something newer, because it's unlikely that it won't be readable by the recipient. And if it's a resume it shouldn't be requiring some highly sophisticated formatting, anyway.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
