1. Delete Second Blank Page In Word Mac
2. Can't Delete Pages In Word
3. Remove Blank Page In Word Mac 2011

Delete a page in Word. Tip: Click anywhere in the page you want to delete, press Ctrl+G (Option+⌘+G on Mac), and in the Enter page number box, type page. Cool mac software. Press Enter on your keyboard, and then click Close. Verify that a page of content is selected, and then press Delete on your keyboard. Open an MS word file. Then Press OFFICE BUTTON Then WORD OPTIONS, Then ADVANCED, Then scroll through vertical scroll bar and you will find the heading 'SHOW DOCUMENT CONTENT' and under this you will find 'SHOW TEXT BOUNDARIES' and then UNCHECK the box allocated for 'Show text boundaries' and you will see you text boundary disappears.

Hello everyone, Working closely with Word for almost a year as an editor, I've gotten used to the fact that it likes to pull pranks on you. And sometimes you have to conduct some crazy manipulations to do some simple things. I wonder if deleting a page after a Section Break Next Page is an example of that. I know that the page that follows is the result of the type of the Section Break, which in this case is 'Next Page', so Word automatically adds a new page after it. I have to delete the Section Break Next Page first, but it controls to many formatting elements (the page has a different header and footer and page orientation), so deleting it results in losing all that formatting. Is it possible to delete the page after Section Break Next Page painlessly? I attached an example file just in case.

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Delete Second Blank Page In Word Mac

Can't Delete Pages In Word

(I use Word 2007) Thank you very much for your help. Thanks for your reply, Ulodesk. But it only solves half of the problem.

Remove Blank Page In Word Mac 2011

As I mentioned (and as you can see in my example file attached), the page that needs to be deleted has a different header and footer. When you delete Section Break Next Page on the previous page, it 'inherits' the footer and header of the deleted page. So before deleting the page I do not need, I have to change its orientation, then make sure my headers and footers are the same on both pages, and what if I also have a multiple column layout on the previous page, I have to set up the same layout on the to-be-deleted page as well. Because I know that all this formatting will be gone once I remove the Section Break. Don't you think it's just too much hustle for a page that's going to be deleted anyway? How to use mac as remote for apple tv. Regards, Aston.

You can duplicate a single page in a page layout document. In a word-processing document you duplicate a, then delete any pages you don’t want to keep.

• Click in the and choose Show Page Thumbnails. • Select the page thumbnail, then choose Edit > Duplicate Selection (from the Edit menu at the top of your screen). The duplicate page or section is added below the original. • Do any of the following: • Remove unwanted pages in the new section: In a word-processing document, select all the text and objects on the pages, then press Delete on your keyboard. As a page is cleared, it’s removed. • Move a page or section: In the sidebar, select the page or section you want to move, then drag it to where you want it in the document.

• In a page layout document: Click in the, choose Show Page Thumbnails, select the page thumbnail, then press Delete on your keyboard. • In a word-processing document: Select all the text and objects on the page, then press Delete on your keyboard until the page is cleared. If the page you want to delete is blank, click at the beginning of the next page (to place the insertion point before the first text or graphic), then press Delete on your keyboard. Sometimes a blank page has formatting elements you can’t see, like paragraph breaks. If you delete these elements, the page is deleted. You can also show formatting symbols to see if thereʼs something hidden. If you accidentally delete a page and want it back, choose Edit > Undo (from the Edit menu at the top of the screen), or press Command-Z on your keyboard.