1. Click on the resume content, and an arrow in four directions will appear in the upper left corner of the content area. Click Select All Tables, and then select all borders in Table Tools-Format-Borders. You can see that the resume content area is a table. Step 2: Click to select the background picture. Click the gray part to the left of this template, and then click the selection pane in Picture Tools-Format. The list of shapes on the page will appear on the right. To sum up, it can be concluded that the resume template consists of the following parts: 1 big background picture, 1 photo (picture), and three text boxes (personal information such as the first 500-character advertisement, name, telephone address, etc. ) and 4 green module background images.

2. Addition of content module: The content modification of the text box is very simple, so I won't go into details here. Next, let's talk about the increase of modules. Click the outside of the table border of the previous cell where you want to insert the module, and press enter twice after the mouse cursor appears. At this time, there will be two empty cells, one to fill in the module name and the other to fill in the specific content. At this point, you can adjust the height of the cell by dragging the border line of the cell up and down, and other modules can adjust it similarly. When the cell is filled with text content, you can refer to other modules and brush it off with a format brush. When more than one page is added, the large background picture will go to the second page, which can be ignored first. However, it is best to keep the resume content within one page, especially for recent graduates.

3. Format adjustment after copying content from other documents: We are used to copying content from existing resumes. The picture above is an example. At this time, the line spacing is different from the template and needs to be adjusted. The easiest way is to select all the text contents in the cell, and click the start-line spacing selection option at the top of the paragraph (as shown in the figure) to bring up the paragraph settings. Select Align to Grid if a document network is defined.