What's new
App Description Word Editor for Resume
Editor for Resume brings resume-specific and relevant style critiques to help ease the wordsmithing pains of the resume writing process. This is a new addition within Resume Assistant.
What is Resume Assistant? See this article: Write your best resume with help from LinkedIn and Resume Assistant - Office Support
Getting Started
- Open your resume on Word on Windows, and Resume Assistant will appear. After entering Role and Industry, Editor for Resume will be on automatically (scroll down to see the card in the pane).
- Note: You can also access Resume Assistant from the Ribbon in the Review tab.
- Check through the document to see new resume critiques and style critiques in action, such as: Vague Quantifiers, Superfluous Expressions, Vague Verbs, Avoid First Person References, Informal Language, Clichés, and more.
- Currently, Editor for Resume only supports English. Additional languages will come later next year.
Notable fixes
In the table below, you'll find key fixes in the latest Insider build.
App Description Word
- Various performance and stability fixes
Excel
- We fixed an issue with localized yellow buttons showing in English UI
PowerPoint
- Various performance and stability fixes
Outlook
- We fixed an issue where Outlook would unexpectedly close when adding addresses to contacts
Access
- We fixed an issue with view refresh in linked table manager
Project
- Various performance and stability fixes
Source: Insider release notes for Office for Windows desktop - Office Support
See also:
- Office Insider Fast Release Notes for Windows Office Insider Blog
- O365 for Windows Insider Fast Release Notes - October 26th - Microsoft Community
- Update history for Office Insider for Windows desktop - Office Support
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