Creating a Resume with Microsoft Office

I'm trying to create a Resume with my Microsoft Word '04 for Mac. But I cannot find a template or wizard for creating a resume in the program.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks.

Since Word is not an Apple product, you'll probably want to use a forum dedicated to Microsoft's Mac products such as <http://www.microsoft.com/mac/community/community.aspx?pid=newsgroups> rather than an Apple forum that focuses on compatibility issues between Macs and Windows.
Be sure to search the forum first in case someone has already had a similar question answered.

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