Two lines below the close of your cover letter insert 10 letter x's to provide a demarcation between your cover letter and the resume you will be inserting. Next copy your resume from your wordprocessing program, and paste it into your E-mail message in the space you have provided. In doing so, you ll notice that many of the wordprocessing niceties have been lost. For example, italics, bold type, bullets, and underlining no longer appear on the screen. So, you'll need to clean up the resume using the capabilities of your E-mail program.
Solid caps are a suitable alternative for text that was in italics and bold face.
Bullets can be replaced by an asterisk or lower case letter o. In pasting page 2 of your resume into your E-mail message, make sure you remove the header you provided at the top of the page. As noted above, the reader just scrolls down the resume from top to bottom oblivious to page breaks. In preparing a resume in a wordprocessing program it is quite common to center your name and contact information at the top of the page or to have the name and address at the left margin and telephone numbers justified to the right margin. Your best bet in an E-mail format is to justify everything to the left margin as shown below.