reading job requirements

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Hi Frins,

I'd like to read an advertisement for the job through my program. Initially i am working on the templates provided by the microsoft word as "Job Description".

Basically I have to extract the requirements of jobs like required education, skills or any development tools etc. I'd store these requirements in the database and then further use these in my application.

Simply I dont know how to do this efficiently as I'd like to ignore articles, pronouns and so on... I am developing my application in VC#.

Kindly help me... :'(

Regards

Kaiynat Naz

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