How are scannable resumés different from other kinds?
i. they cannot include any personal information.
ii. they must not include any formatting and can only be saved as rtf files.
iii. they should include the job posting at the top of the resumé.
i only
ii only
i and ii

the correct answer is only II. Scannable resumés must not include any formatting and can only be saved as RTF files.

A scannable resume is a resume that can be scanned into a computer and added to a database.

in terms to content, scannable resumes are almost identical except for the inclusion of some keywords what will help a database search identify the  resume of a person as a potential candidate. The great difference lies in  formattin. In a scannable resume, you should have no formatting because formatting will prevent the resume from being accurately scanned, and as a result, crucial information may be missed.

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