Using the Photocopier

Locate the power switch and turn the machine on. Allow sufficient time for the machine to
warm up; older machines can take more time than newer models.

Lift the cover and place the document you wish to copy face down on the glass. Take care
to position it properly; most photocopiers have markings showing where to place
documents. Lower the cover and, using the control panel, select the number of copies you
wish to make. Push "start" and the copying should commence.

Use the automatic feed on your copier to copy documents several pages in length. Following
the guide next to the feed, position your stack of documents; many photocopiers auto-feed
documents face up. See if your photocopier has options for automatically collating and
stapling your documents -- most newer models do. Select these options on the digital
display, press "start," and your stack of documents will be photocopied, collated and
stapled for you.

Who might find the reading the text useful?

The phrase 'come through', in "...be sure the whole fax has come through…" is closest in meaning to….

How do you know the fax is working properly?

Question 6 options:
When the phone rings
When the machine starts printing
When you hear "handshake" tones
When the document has come throug

We know from the text that the fax is successfully sent if....

Question 7 options:
the document has come through
you receive another cover sheet
the machine starts printing
you hear "handshake" tone

Question 8 options:
 been sent
been confirmed
been contacted
been receiv

Question 9 options:
Employers
Developers
Job seekers

HOW TO APPLY A BORDER TO A RESUME PAPER

By Jennifer Habersham; Updated July 05, 2017

When applying for a job, you must stand out from your fellow applicants. Your resume should
look its best. Unfortunately, as a rule, most employers prefer a straightforward resume that is
clear and concise without any frills or pictures. Adding a simple border to your resume can help
make it stand apart from the rest while still looking attractive and professional.

Scan your resume and save to your computer. If your resume is already saved on your computer,
skip to Step 2.

Open your resume in your word processing software.

Click on the "Page layout" tab and then click on the "page border" icon. If you are using a
program other than Microsoft Word and cannot find the "page border" icon, simply click on
"Help" and then type "borders" into the Search bar.

Scroll through the page border options. Choose from solid or dotted lines, shading, line thickness
and your border placement.

Click on the options you like and then click on the "OK" button. Click "Save" to save the border
to your resume.

10. Based on the text, why do we need to put border in our resume?

Question 10 options:
To make our resume convincing
To make our resume beautiful
To make our resume look great
To make our resume stand ou