Making Margins 1 inch all the way around

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  1. Hi everyone,
    I created an account just to ask this question as it is really important. Several places that I am applying to require my CV to have 1 inch margins all the way around (on all sides).
    I'm using a LaTeX template I found online to type up my CV as I really like the way it looks. However, on the Template in the comments it says %adjust margins to 0.5 in all sides, so I think the margins for this template are 0.5 inch. I need, however (very important) for the margins to be 1 inch on all sides.
    Here is the source code (note: The information in the Cv here is just random information):


  2. Now follows a code block:



    documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    usepackage[empty]fullpage
    usepackagecolor
    definecolormygreygray0.80
    raggedbottom
    raggedright
    setlengthtabcolsep0in

    % Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
    addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
    addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextheight1.0in

    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    %Custom commands
    newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
    newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
    beginminipagetextwidthtextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
    newcommandressubheading[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & textit#4 \
    endtabular*vspace-6pt

    newcommandressubheadinged[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & #2 \
    textit#3 & textit#4\
    endtabular*vspace-6pt
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    begindocument

    begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbflarge Bob Mars\
    888.888.8888\
    bobmars@gmail.com
    endtabular*
    \

    vspace0.1in

    resheadingEducation
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
    beginitemize
    item B.S., Engineering
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingWork Experience

    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2016 - Present
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 1
    item Did engineering work for Company 1.
    item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
    that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
    my favorites.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
    2015
    beginitemize
    item Worked on various projects
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
    collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
    life.
    item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
    pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    Highly enjoyed.
    item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
    awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2012- June 2014
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
    pleasant experience.
    item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
    highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
    that I truly enjoyed.
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Discovered important relationships between various things.
    item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
    but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    item Figured out things nicely.
    item Promoted twice.
    item won award.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2010-June 2012
    beginitemize
    itemEngineer for Company 4.
    itemAwarded best employee twice.
    itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
    valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
    the projects that I worked on.
    itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
    various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
    and appreciated.
    itemA pleasant experience.
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingVolunteer
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
    beginitemize
    itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
    things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
    itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
    many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
    events for the community.
    itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
    role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
    positions.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
    beginitemize
    itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
    up trash in the community and hosted several events.
    itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
    occurred while volunteering for this organization.
    enditemize

    enditemize


    enddocument


3.This is how the document looks like currently: enter image description here



4.All I need is for the margins to just be 1 inch on all sides without the document looking weird. Thanks so much!!



5.This is how the document looks if I try using the usepackage[margin=1in]geometry: (it's almost as if everything is left justified):
enter image description here



6.Is there a way to make the margins 1in by altering the code:



 addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextheight1.0in


  1. enter image description here






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    Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
    – marmot
    Aug 8 at 22:26










  • I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:31










  • @marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:37















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  1. Hi everyone,
    I created an account just to ask this question as it is really important. Several places that I am applying to require my CV to have 1 inch margins all the way around (on all sides).
    I'm using a LaTeX template I found online to type up my CV as I really like the way it looks. However, on the Template in the comments it says %adjust margins to 0.5 in all sides, so I think the margins for this template are 0.5 inch. I need, however (very important) for the margins to be 1 inch on all sides.
    Here is the source code (note: The information in the Cv here is just random information):


  2. Now follows a code block:



    documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    usepackage[empty]fullpage
    usepackagecolor
    definecolormygreygray0.80
    raggedbottom
    raggedright
    setlengthtabcolsep0in

    % Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
    addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
    addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextheight1.0in

    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    %Custom commands
    newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
    newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
    beginminipagetextwidthtextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
    newcommandressubheading[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & textit#4 \
    endtabular*vspace-6pt

    newcommandressubheadinged[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & #2 \
    textit#3 & textit#4\
    endtabular*vspace-6pt
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    begindocument

    begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbflarge Bob Mars\
    888.888.8888\
    bobmars@gmail.com
    endtabular*
    \

    vspace0.1in

    resheadingEducation
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
    beginitemize
    item B.S., Engineering
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingWork Experience

    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2016 - Present
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 1
    item Did engineering work for Company 1.
    item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
    that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
    my favorites.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
    2015
    beginitemize
    item Worked on various projects
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
    collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
    life.
    item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
    pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    Highly enjoyed.
    item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
    awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2012- June 2014
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
    pleasant experience.
    item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
    highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
    that I truly enjoyed.
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Discovered important relationships between various things.
    item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
    but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    item Figured out things nicely.
    item Promoted twice.
    item won award.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2010-June 2012
    beginitemize
    itemEngineer for Company 4.
    itemAwarded best employee twice.
    itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
    valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
    the projects that I worked on.
    itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
    various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
    and appreciated.
    itemA pleasant experience.
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingVolunteer
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
    beginitemize
    itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
    things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
    itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
    many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
    events for the community.
    itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
    role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
    positions.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
    beginitemize
    itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
    up trash in the community and hosted several events.
    itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
    occurred while volunteering for this organization.
    enditemize

    enditemize


    enddocument


3.This is how the document looks like currently: enter image description here



4.All I need is for the margins to just be 1 inch on all sides without the document looking weird. Thanks so much!!



5.This is how the document looks if I try using the usepackage[margin=1in]geometry: (it's almost as if everything is left justified):
enter image description here



6.Is there a way to make the margins 1in by altering the code:



 addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextheight1.0in


  1. enter image description here






share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
    – marmot
    Aug 8 at 22:26










  • I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:31










  • @marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:37













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  1. Hi everyone,
    I created an account just to ask this question as it is really important. Several places that I am applying to require my CV to have 1 inch margins all the way around (on all sides).
    I'm using a LaTeX template I found online to type up my CV as I really like the way it looks. However, on the Template in the comments it says %adjust margins to 0.5 in all sides, so I think the margins for this template are 0.5 inch. I need, however (very important) for the margins to be 1 inch on all sides.
    Here is the source code (note: The information in the Cv here is just random information):


  2. Now follows a code block:



    documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    usepackage[empty]fullpage
    usepackagecolor
    definecolormygreygray0.80
    raggedbottom
    raggedright
    setlengthtabcolsep0in

    % Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
    addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
    addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextheight1.0in

    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    %Custom commands
    newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
    newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
    beginminipagetextwidthtextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
    newcommandressubheading[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & textit#4 \
    endtabular*vspace-6pt

    newcommandressubheadinged[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & #2 \
    textit#3 & textit#4\
    endtabular*vspace-6pt
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    begindocument

    begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbflarge Bob Mars\
    888.888.8888\
    bobmars@gmail.com
    endtabular*
    \

    vspace0.1in

    resheadingEducation
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
    beginitemize
    item B.S., Engineering
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingWork Experience

    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2016 - Present
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 1
    item Did engineering work for Company 1.
    item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
    that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
    my favorites.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
    2015
    beginitemize
    item Worked on various projects
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
    collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
    life.
    item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
    pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    Highly enjoyed.
    item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
    awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2012- June 2014
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
    pleasant experience.
    item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
    highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
    that I truly enjoyed.
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Discovered important relationships between various things.
    item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
    but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    item Figured out things nicely.
    item Promoted twice.
    item won award.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2010-June 2012
    beginitemize
    itemEngineer for Company 4.
    itemAwarded best employee twice.
    itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
    valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
    the projects that I worked on.
    itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
    various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
    and appreciated.
    itemA pleasant experience.
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingVolunteer
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
    beginitemize
    itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
    things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
    itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
    many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
    events for the community.
    itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
    role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
    positions.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
    beginitemize
    itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
    up trash in the community and hosted several events.
    itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
    occurred while volunteering for this organization.
    enditemize

    enditemize


    enddocument


3.This is how the document looks like currently: enter image description here



4.All I need is for the margins to just be 1 inch on all sides without the document looking weird. Thanks so much!!



5.This is how the document looks if I try using the usepackage[margin=1in]geometry: (it's almost as if everything is left justified):
enter image description here



6.Is there a way to make the margins 1in by altering the code:



 addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextheight1.0in


  1. enter image description here






share|improve this question














  1. Hi everyone,
    I created an account just to ask this question as it is really important. Several places that I am applying to require my CV to have 1 inch margins all the way around (on all sides).
    I'm using a LaTeX template I found online to type up my CV as I really like the way it looks. However, on the Template in the comments it says %adjust margins to 0.5 in all sides, so I think the margins for this template are 0.5 inch. I need, however (very important) for the margins to be 1 inch on all sides.
    Here is the source code (note: The information in the Cv here is just random information):


  2. Now follows a code block:



    documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    usepackage[empty]fullpage
    usepackagecolor
    definecolormygreygray0.80
    raggedbottom
    raggedright
    setlengthtabcolsep0in

    % Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
    addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
    addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
    addtolengthtextheight1.0in

    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    %Custom commands
    newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
    newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
    beginminipagetextwidthtextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
    newcommandressubheading[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & textit#4 \
    endtabular*vspace-6pt

    newcommandressubheadinged[4]
    begintabular*7.0inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbf#1 & #2 \
    textit#3 & textit#4\
    endtabular*vspace-6pt
    %-----------------------------------------------------------
    begindocument

    begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
    textbflarge Bob Mars\
    888.888.8888\
    bobmars@gmail.com
    endtabular*
    \

    vspace0.1in

    resheadingEducation
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
    beginitemize
    item B.S., Engineering
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingWork Experience

    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2016 - Present
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 1
    item Did engineering work for Company 1.
    item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
    that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
    my favorites.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
    2015
    beginitemize
    item Worked on various projects
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
    collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
    life.
    item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
    pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    Highly enjoyed.
    item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
    awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
    enditemize
    item
    ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2012- June 2014
    beginitemize
    item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
    pleasant experience.
    item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
    highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
    that I truly enjoyed.
    item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
    to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
    naturally to me.
    item Discovered important relationships between various things.
    item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
    but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
    item Figured out things nicely.
    item Promoted twice.
    item won award.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
    2010-June 2012
    beginitemize
    itemEngineer for Company 4.
    itemAwarded best employee twice.
    itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
    valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
    the projects that I worked on.
    itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
    various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
    and appreciated.
    itemA pleasant experience.
    enditemize
    enditemize

    resheadingVolunteer
    beginitemize
    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
    beginitemize
    itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
    things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
    itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
    many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
    events for the community.
    itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
    role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
    positions.
    enditemize

    item
    ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
    beginitemize
    itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
    up trash in the community and hosted several events.
    itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
    occurred while volunteering for this organization.
    enditemize

    enditemize


    enddocument


3.This is how the document looks like currently: enter image description here



4.All I need is for the margins to just be 1 inch on all sides without the document looking weird. Thanks so much!!



5.This is how the document looks if I try using the usepackage[margin=1in]geometry: (it's almost as if everything is left justified):
enter image description here



6.Is there a way to make the margins 1in by altering the code:



 addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
addtolengthtextheight1.0in


  1. enter image description here








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    Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
    – marmot
    Aug 8 at 22:26










  • I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:31










  • @marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:37













  • 1




    Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
    – marmot
    Aug 8 at 22:26










  • I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:31










  • @marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:37








1




1




Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
– marmot
Aug 8 at 22:26




Welcome to TeX.SE! Did you try usepackage[margin=1in]geometry?
– marmot
Aug 8 at 22:26












I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:31




I tried using that (after googling) but when I do the formatting becomes really weird. Like the margin on the left looks much bigger than the margin on the right.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:31












@marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:37





@marmot I updated the question to include how weird it looks if I use usepackage[margin=1in]geometry.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:37











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  1. Remove the line



     usepackagefullpage


  2. Remove all the lines modifying the margins (in 6. in your question).



  3. Add the lines



     usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
    pagestyleempty


  4. Globally replace 7.0in with linewidth.


  5. Replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep (thanks to Max for catching this.)


  6. Recompile.


Some explanation



The fullpage package is a rather old package to set margins to either 1" or 1.5", plus a couple of other settings to do with pagestyles. The option [empty] sets the document page style to empty (i.e., no page numbers). Since geometry is a much more general package, it makes sense to use it instead. We therefore have to add an explicit pagestyle command to mimic the fullpage option.



The template you're copying also added manual corrections to the margins to make the margins .5", which kind of defeats the purpose of using fullpage in the first place.



It then hard coded values for tabular constructs in the document to the width of the text assuming the .5" margins. By changing this hard coded value to linewidth you make the tabluars adjust independent of the margin settings.



Max's suggestion changes one other setting to make sure that the resheading command doesn't produce an overfull box, i.e., exceed the actual text width.



Here's a full example:



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
% Delete this line
%usepackage[empty]fullpage

% Add these lines:
usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
pagestyleempty


usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in

% Delete these lines
% Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
%addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
%addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextheight1.0in

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument

begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize


enddocument


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    Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
    – Max
    Aug 8 at 22:51










  • Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:53










  • @bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:54











  • Why did someone downvote this?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:55










  • I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:56

















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I modified the template. Does it produce what you want?



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
usepackage[empty]fullpage
usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprlinewidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]%
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*llinewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument
noindent
begintabular*textwidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize

enddocument


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  • Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:13











  • @bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:18










  • How is this different from my answer?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 23:19










  • How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:23










  • Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:27










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  1. Remove the line



     usepackagefullpage


  2. Remove all the lines modifying the margins (in 6. in your question).



  3. Add the lines



     usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
    pagestyleempty


  4. Globally replace 7.0in with linewidth.


  5. Replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep (thanks to Max for catching this.)


  6. Recompile.


Some explanation



The fullpage package is a rather old package to set margins to either 1" or 1.5", plus a couple of other settings to do with pagestyles. The option [empty] sets the document page style to empty (i.e., no page numbers). Since geometry is a much more general package, it makes sense to use it instead. We therefore have to add an explicit pagestyle command to mimic the fullpage option.



The template you're copying also added manual corrections to the margins to make the margins .5", which kind of defeats the purpose of using fullpage in the first place.



It then hard coded values for tabular constructs in the document to the width of the text assuming the .5" margins. By changing this hard coded value to linewidth you make the tabluars adjust independent of the margin settings.



Max's suggestion changes one other setting to make sure that the resheading command doesn't produce an overfull box, i.e., exceed the actual text width.



Here's a full example:



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
% Delete this line
%usepackage[empty]fullpage

% Add these lines:
usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
pagestyleempty


usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in

% Delete these lines
% Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
%addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
%addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextheight1.0in

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument

begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize


enddocument


output of code






share|improve this answer


















  • 2




    Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
    – Max
    Aug 8 at 22:51










  • Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:53










  • @bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:54











  • Why did someone downvote this?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:55










  • I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:56














up vote
12
down vote



accepted











  1. Remove the line



     usepackagefullpage


  2. Remove all the lines modifying the margins (in 6. in your question).



  3. Add the lines



     usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
    pagestyleempty


  4. Globally replace 7.0in with linewidth.


  5. Replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep (thanks to Max for catching this.)


  6. Recompile.


Some explanation



The fullpage package is a rather old package to set margins to either 1" or 1.5", plus a couple of other settings to do with pagestyles. The option [empty] sets the document page style to empty (i.e., no page numbers). Since geometry is a much more general package, it makes sense to use it instead. We therefore have to add an explicit pagestyle command to mimic the fullpage option.



The template you're copying also added manual corrections to the margins to make the margins .5", which kind of defeats the purpose of using fullpage in the first place.



It then hard coded values for tabular constructs in the document to the width of the text assuming the .5" margins. By changing this hard coded value to linewidth you make the tabluars adjust independent of the margin settings.



Max's suggestion changes one other setting to make sure that the resheading command doesn't produce an overfull box, i.e., exceed the actual text width.



Here's a full example:



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
% Delete this line
%usepackage[empty]fullpage

% Add these lines:
usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
pagestyleempty


usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in

% Delete these lines
% Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
%addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
%addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextheight1.0in

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument

begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize


enddocument


output of code






share|improve this answer


















  • 2




    Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
    – Max
    Aug 8 at 22:51










  • Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:53










  • @bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:54











  • Why did someone downvote this?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:55










  • I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:56












up vote
12
down vote



accepted







up vote
12
down vote



accepted







  1. Remove the line



     usepackagefullpage


  2. Remove all the lines modifying the margins (in 6. in your question).



  3. Add the lines



     usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
    pagestyleempty


  4. Globally replace 7.0in with linewidth.


  5. Replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep (thanks to Max for catching this.)


  6. Recompile.


Some explanation



The fullpage package is a rather old package to set margins to either 1" or 1.5", plus a couple of other settings to do with pagestyles. The option [empty] sets the document page style to empty (i.e., no page numbers). Since geometry is a much more general package, it makes sense to use it instead. We therefore have to add an explicit pagestyle command to mimic the fullpage option.



The template you're copying also added manual corrections to the margins to make the margins .5", which kind of defeats the purpose of using fullpage in the first place.



It then hard coded values for tabular constructs in the document to the width of the text assuming the .5" margins. By changing this hard coded value to linewidth you make the tabluars adjust independent of the margin settings.



Max's suggestion changes one other setting to make sure that the resheading command doesn't produce an overfull box, i.e., exceed the actual text width.



Here's a full example:



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
% Delete this line
%usepackage[empty]fullpage

% Add these lines:
usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
pagestyleempty


usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in

% Delete these lines
% Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
%addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
%addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextheight1.0in

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument

begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize


enddocument


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  1. Remove the line



     usepackagefullpage


  2. Remove all the lines modifying the margins (in 6. in your question).



  3. Add the lines



     usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
    pagestyleempty


  4. Globally replace 7.0in with linewidth.


  5. Replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep (thanks to Max for catching this.)


  6. Recompile.


Some explanation



The fullpage package is a rather old package to set margins to either 1" or 1.5", plus a couple of other settings to do with pagestyles. The option [empty] sets the document page style to empty (i.e., no page numbers). Since geometry is a much more general package, it makes sense to use it instead. We therefore have to add an explicit pagestyle command to mimic the fullpage option.



The template you're copying also added manual corrections to the margins to make the margins .5", which kind of defeats the purpose of using fullpage in the first place.



It then hard coded values for tabular constructs in the document to the width of the text assuming the .5" margins. By changing this hard coded value to linewidth you make the tabluars adjust independent of the margin settings.



Max's suggestion changes one other setting to make sure that the resheading command doesn't produce an overfull box, i.e., exceed the actual text width.



Here's a full example:



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
% Delete this line
%usepackage[empty]fullpage

% Add these lines:
usepackage[margin=1in]geometry
pagestyleempty


usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in

% Delete these lines
% Adjust margins to 0.5in on all sides
%addtolengthoddsidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthevensidemargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextwidth1.0in
%addtolengthtopmargin-0.5in
%addtolengthtextheight1.0in

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument

begintabular*7.5inl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize


enddocument


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answered Aug 8 at 22:49









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    Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
    – Max
    Aug 8 at 22:51










  • Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:53










  • @bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:54











  • Why did someone downvote this?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:55










  • I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:56












  • 2




    Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
    – Max
    Aug 8 at 22:51










  • Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:53










  • @bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:54











  • Why did someone downvote this?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 22:55










  • I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 22:56







2




2




Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
– Max
Aug 8 at 22:51




Also replace beginminipagetextwidth with beginminipagedimexprtextwidth-2fboxsep to prevent overfull hboxes.
– Max
Aug 8 at 22:51












Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:53




Thanks, I'll try this and let you know how it turns out. So for 4. for everyline that has 7.0 in it, I replace with linewidth? Thanks
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:53












@bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 22:54





@bobbob Yes, modulo the addition that I've added based on Max's comment.
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 22:54













Why did someone downvote this?
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 22:55




Why did someone downvote this?
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 22:55












I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:56




I upvoted it, but I don't think my upvote shows since I have less than 15 reputation.thanks for the help.
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 22:56










up vote
4
down vote













I modified the template. Does it produce what you want?



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
usepackage[empty]fullpage
usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprlinewidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]%
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*llinewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument
noindent
begintabular*textwidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize

enddocument


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  • Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:13











  • @bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:18










  • How is this different from my answer?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 23:19










  • How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:23










  • Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:27














up vote
4
down vote













I modified the template. Does it produce what you want?



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
usepackage[empty]fullpage
usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprlinewidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]%
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*llinewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument
noindent
begintabular*textwidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize

enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer




















  • Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:13











  • @bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:18










  • How is this different from my answer?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 23:19










  • How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:23










  • Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:27












up vote
4
down vote










up vote
4
down vote









I modified the template. Does it produce what you want?



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
usepackage[empty]fullpage
usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprlinewidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
newcommandressubheading[4]%
begintabular*linewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & textit#4 \
endtabular*vspace-6pt

newcommandressubheadinged[4]
begintabular*llinewidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbf#1 & #2 \
textit#3 & textit#4\
endtabular*vspace-6pt
%-----------------------------------------------------------
begindocument
noindent
begintabular*textwidthl@extracolsepfillr
textbflarge Bob Mars\
888.888.8888\
bobmars@gmail.com
endtabular*
\

vspace0.1in

resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
enditemize

resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

enditemize

enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer












I modified the template. Does it produce what you want?



documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]article
%-----------------------------------------------------------
usepackage[empty]fullpage
usepackagecolor
definecolormygreygray0.80
raggedbottom
raggedright
setlengthtabcolsep0in
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry

%-----------------------------------------------------------
%Custom commands
newcommandresitem[1]item #1 vspace-2pt
newcommandresheading[1]large colorboxmygrey
beginminipagedimexprlinewidth-2fboxseptextbf#1 vphantomp^Eendminipage
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textbflarge Bob Mars\
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resheadingEducation
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingUniversitySeptember 2000 - June 2004
beginitemize
item B.S., Engineering
enditemize
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resheadingWork Experience

beginitemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 1Seattle, WAEngineerEngineer, June
2016 - Present
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 1
item Did engineering work for Company 1.
item Investigated different things. Overall, a great experience
that I truly valued and enjoyed. The projects I worked on were
my favorites.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 2Seattle,WAEngineerJune 2014- June
2015
beginitemize
item Worked on various projects
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Received high marks for all my work. My work was
collaborative and highly enjoyable. The best experience of my
life.
item Worked for several years. A rigorous and difficult, but
pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
Highly enjoyed.
item Employee of the month twice. Both were my highest-achieving
awards during the job. Truly enjoyed the entire experience.
enditemize
item
ressubheadingCompany 3Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2012- June 2014
beginitemize
item Engineer for Company 3 for over two years. A rigorous but
pleasant experience.
item Worked on 3 projects. All three projects were nuanced but
highly interesting in their own right. A wonderful experience
that I truly enjoyed.
item Used various programs. The programs I used were difficult
to learn at first but I soon adapted and things came more
naturally to me.
item Discovered important relationships between various things.
item Worked for several years on various projects. A rigorous,
but pleasant experience. Overall, the best experience of my life.
item Figured out things nicely.
item Promoted twice.
item won award.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingCompany 4Seattle,WAEngineerEngineer, June
2010-June 2012
beginitemize
itemEngineer for Company 4.
itemAwarded best employee twice.
itemUsed various programs. Was a great experience, that I
valued greatly. Company 4 is a great company to work for. I love
the projects that I worked on.
itemWon awards for my work. Worked on various projects with
various people. Overall, a great experience that I truly valued
and appreciated.
itemA pleasant experience.
enditemize
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resheadingVolunteer
beginitemize
item
ressubheadingOrganization 1Seattle,WAVolunteerJune 2016
beginitemize
itemRecycled and helped the community in organization 1 on many
things. Was a great experience that I really enjoyed.
itemWorked for over two years in the same organization. We did
many things including beach cleanups, recycling events, various
events for the community.
itemSet up various events for the community and played a huge
role in leading this organization. Had several leadership
positions.
enditemize

item
ressubheadingOrganization 2Seattle, WAVolunteerJune 2015
beginitemize
itemWorked for this organization for over 3 years. We cleaned
up trash in the community and hosted several events.
itemA great experience. Some of the best memories of my life
occurred while volunteering for this organization.
enditemize

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  • Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:13











  • @bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:18










  • How is this different from my answer?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 23:19










  • How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:23










  • Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:27
















  • Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:13











  • @bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:18










  • How is this different from my answer?
    – Alan Munn
    Aug 8 at 23:19










  • How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
    – bob bob
    Aug 8 at 23:23










  • Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
    – Bernard
    Aug 8 at 23:27















Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 23:13





Looks good, thanks @Bernard. I just want to verify with someone if the margins are now 1inch (just to be careful) as apparently employers are really particular about this. Are the margins in the picture you posted 1 inch (just to be sure)? Thanks so much!
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 23:13













@bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
– Bernard
Aug 8 at 23:18




@bobbob: as far as I can trust my pdfviewer, they're 1.00 in. If you want to measure on paper, add the option showframe to geometry.
– Bernard
Aug 8 at 23:18












How is this different from my answer?
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 23:19




How is this different from my answer?
– Alan Munn
Aug 8 at 23:19












How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 23:23




How do I add the option showframe to geometry as far as the code @Bernard?
– bob bob
Aug 8 at 23:23












Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
– Bernard
Aug 8 at 23:27




Mmm…I've taken a look at your code. Indeed, iy seems the single difference is ìn the first tabularx* – I set its width to textwidth`, to have 0 bas boxes. Nothing findamentally different. Should I delete it?
– Bernard
Aug 8 at 23:27

















 

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