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The Resume Inhaler is a Windows desktop application that can automatically import Word, PDF, TXT, HTML and RTF resume files from MS Outlook or a Windows directory as Name records in your PCRecruiter database.
Installation #
Download the latest installation file here. If you are unsure of your license key, please reach out to your PCRecruiter representative.
- After it is installed, you should see on your desktop called PCRecruiter Inhaler. The icon is a green and orange ‘N’.
- Double click the icon to open the program.
- Once the Inhaler is open choose the Actions menu and select Connection Settings.
- In the settings window, choose the following options:
- Click the ASP button. In the box that appears, paste or type the web address you use to get to the PCRecruiter login screen. (ex. https://www2.pcrecruiter.net/pcr.asp?uid=odbc.abccompany)
- If you are a self-hosted customer please get the full link for your self-hosted PCRecruiter by going to System > Web Extensions Classic > PCR Website Links.
- The link called PCRecruiter Application URL is used for the Inhaler
- Click Go – a login screen will appear in the box.
- Enter your login Username and Password, and select the Database that you plan to Inhale resumes into.
- Click OK
- Click the Test button – if the results are not successful, click ASP again and verify the login and database information.
- Click the ASP button. In the box that appears, paste or type the web address you use to get to the PCRecruiter login screen. (ex. https://www2.pcrecruiter.net/pcr.asp?uid=odbc.abccompany)
- You may also select a Rollup List to add your new name records to by hitting the search button with 3 dots next to the Rollup List field.
- You may also create a new Rollup and search preexisting Rollups from the Pop Up Screen.
- Click OK
Register the Resume Inhaler #
- From the Resume Inhaler, click the About menu and select Registration
- Enter your Company Name
- Enter your Serial Number
- Contact PCR Support if you do not know your Serial Number
- Click Register