A typeset resume needs to be reset with every change. The most flexible way to type your resume is on a computer or word processor. This allows you to make changes almost instantly, and to store different drafts on disk. The end result, however, will be largely determined by the quality of the printer you use. A dot matrix printer is inappropriate for a resume because the type is much rougher than that of a typewriter.
Laser printers provide the best quality lettering from a computer.
Typing Household typewriters and office typewriters with nylon or other cloth ribbons are not acceptable for typing your resume you will have printed. Printing Find the best quality offset printing process available. Do not make your copies on an office photocopier. Copies of copies quickly become illegible. No matter how much money you paid to have your resume written or typeset, you are the only one who will lose if there is a mistake.