Step 6: Copy and paste your email resume.
The following steps will get this job done quickly:

A. Go online and open a new email message.

B. Carefully type the employer's email address in Send To, being mindful to spell out the address with 100% accuracy, including the use of upper- and lowercase letters.

C. In the Subject line, type “Resume:” followed by the job title you're seeking (e.g., Resume: Marketing Position).

D. Keeping the email message screen up, open your ResTextBreak.txt in Notepad and copy all the text in this document.

E. Go back to the email message screen and paste the document into the message window.

F. Now check the entire email message (cover letter and resume) to be sure its appearance is exactly what you want the employer to see.

G. Click Send and you're done!

A Test Run
Even if you've followed all these instructions to the letter, it's a good idea to do a few quick test runs. Start by simply emailing your message back to yourself to see how it comes in. If it looks OK, then test it further by sending it to a friend on a different ISP to check that nothing in your document changes when emailed. If all goes well, you can be reasonably confident that when you email your resume to an employer, he or she will receive exactly what you have carefully prepared.

See Joseph Lynch's email cover note and resume on the Next Page.