Yes. Go to 'Start' and then click on 'New Office Document'. Click on the 'Other Documents' tab and click on one of the options. Click on 'Resume Wizard'. The wizard will take you through a number of steps, and you can select the style that you want for the CV etc. You can enter the content which you want to be included in your CV into the wizard and it will create the CV for you.
The Resume Wizard contains a number of styles which you can access from the 'Other Document' tab rather than in the wizard. So if you want a quick CV and don't want to bother with the wizard, then choose one of the other options to begin with. With these, you just need to delete the template text and replace it with you own.
The Resume Wizard contains a number of styles which you can access from the 'Other Document' tab rather than in the wizard. So if you want a quick CV and don't want to bother with the wizard, then choose one of the other options to begin with. With these, you just need to delete the template text and replace it with you own.
