This zip file (or folder) contains the Resume Randomizer program which consists in two parts, a web-based program (resume-randomizer-framemaster.html) that is used to generate template files, an exectuable file (resume-randomizer.exe) that is used to generate resumes based off of those templates, and another executable file (FileGather.exe) that will condense multiple files into one (to assist in data analysis of the record files). Read the file "Short explanation of program and GUI.txt" for more information. 1)Before running the program, if one of the files is named "resume-randomizer.ex" (note there are only two letters after the period), it must be renamed "resume-randomizer.exe". The same goes for "w9xpopen.ex" -> "w9xpopen.exe" and "FileGather.ex" -> "FileGather.exe" These filenames were truncated to allow the sending of these files through email. 2)The web-based program consists of three html files. All three are necessary, but only "resume-randomizer-framemaster.html" should be loaded into your web browser. It contains further explanation of the program and how to generate template files. 3)Once one or more template files have been generated, the executable file "resume-randomizer.exe" can generate resumes. Two sample template files named "example_cover_letter_template.dat" and "example_resume_template.dat" are provided to demonstrate the use of the program. The executable file requires several other files to run, "bz2.pyd", "library.zip", "python25.dll", "unicodedata.pyd", and "w9xpopen.exe". These files should all be in the same folder as the executable (and the template files). A copy of the source code for the executable is also contained in this folder. It is named "resume-randomizer.py" and is written in the Python programming language. 4)Another executable program, "FileGather.exe", is included to make data collection easier. When run, FileGather will copy the text out of every ".txt" file in the same folder, and will paste all of that text into a single file suitable for loading into a data analysis program. Notice that the file you are currently reading ends in ".txt".