Word 2013: Unable to remove the last page
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I'm currently running word 2013 on windows. I have a word document that contains three pages. I did not create that document nor did I change the page sizes. When I received the document from my college, the size of the first two pages was set to "A4" and the last page was set to "letter". I wanted to remove the last page so tried the following methods:
ATTEMPT 1: Enabling paragraph marks. highlighting the paragraph marks on the last pages and then deleting them.
Result: Doesn't work. The paragraph marks dont get deleted.
ATTEMPT 2: Clicking on the thumbnail of the last page in the navigation pane and hitting delete.
Result: Doesn't work. Hitting the delete button does nothing.
Is there any other way I can delete the last page. I've linked the doc file Im dealing with here
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010 microsoft-word-2007 microsoft-word-2013
asked Mar 6 at 14:36
SomannaSomanna
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I'm currently running word 2013 on windows. I have a word document that contains three pages. I did not create that document nor did I change the page sizes. When I received the document from my college, the size of the first two pages was set to "A4" and the last page was set to "letter". I wanted to remove the last page so tried the following methods:
ATTEMPT 1: Enabling paragraph marks. highlighting the paragraph marks on the last pages and then deleting them.
Result: Doesn't work. The paragraph marks dont get deleted.
ATTEMPT 2: Clicking on the thumbnail of the last page in the navigation pane and hitting delete.
Result: Doesn't work. Hitting the delete button does nothing.
Is there any other way I can delete the last page. I've linked the doc file Im dealing with here
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010 microsoft-word-2007 microsoft-word-2013
asked Mar 6 at 14:36
SomannaSomanna
32
add a comment |
I'm currently running word 2013 on windows. I have a word document that contains three pages. I did not create that document nor did I change the page sizes. When I received the document from my college, the size of the first two pages was set to "A4" and the last page was set to "letter". I wanted to remove the last page so tried the following methods:
ATTEMPT 1: Enabling paragraph marks. highlighting the paragraph marks on the last pages and then deleting them.
Result: Doesn't work. The paragraph marks dont get deleted.
ATTEMPT 2: Clicking on the thumbnail of the last page in the navigation pane and hitting delete.
Result: Doesn't work. Hitting the delete button does nothing.
Is there any other way I can delete the last page. I've linked the doc file Im dealing with here
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010 microsoft-word-2007 microsoft-word-2013
asked Mar 6 at 14:36
SomannaSomanna
32
I'm currently running word 2013 on windows. I have a word document that contains three pages. I did not create that document nor did I change the page sizes. When I received the document from my college, the size of the first two pages was set to "A4" and the last page was set to "letter". I wanted to remove the last page so tried the following methods:
ATTEMPT 1: Enabling paragraph marks. highlighting the paragraph marks on the last pages and then deleting them.
Result: Doesn't work. The paragraph marks dont get deleted.
ATTEMPT 2: Clicking on the thumbnail of the last page in the navigation pane and hitting delete.
Result: Doesn't work. Hitting the delete button does nothing.
Is there any other way I can delete the last page. I've linked the doc file Im dealing with here
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010 microsoft-word-2007 microsoft-word-2013
microsoft-word microsoft-word-2010 microsoft-word-2007 microsoft-word-2013
asked Mar 6 at 14:36
SomannaSomanna
32
asked Mar 6 at 14:36
SomannaSomanna
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edited Mar 6 at 14:41
Somanna
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I was able to remove the blank page by using the following sequence:
- Control-End to move to end of page.
- Shift-Control-Left-Arrow (once) to
highlight Section Break. - Delete removes the page.
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
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It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go toLayout -> Page Setup ->Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.
– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
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I was able to remove the blank page by using the following sequence:
- Control-End to move to end of page.
- Shift-Control-Left-Arrow (once) to
highlight Section Break. - Delete removes the page.
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go toLayout -> Page Setup ->Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.
– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
add a comment |
I was able to remove the blank page by using the following sequence:
- Control-End to move to end of page.
- Shift-Control-Left-Arrow (once) to
highlight Section Break. - Delete removes the page.
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go toLayout -> Page Setup ->Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.
– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
add a comment |
I was able to remove the blank page by using the following sequence:
- Control-End to move to end of page.
- Shift-Control-Left-Arrow (once) to
highlight Section Break. - Delete removes the page.
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
I was able to remove the blank page by using the following sequence:
- Control-End to move to end of page.
- Shift-Control-Left-Arrow (once) to
highlight Section Break. - Delete removes the page.
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
answered Mar 6 at 14:57
fred_dot_ufred_dot_u
948147
948147
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go toLayout -> Page Setup ->Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.
– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
add a comment |
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go toLayout -> Page Setup ->Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.
– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
It's working thanks. but when the last page gets deleted, the second page's size gets converted from A4 to letter. In general when the last page having a letter size gets deleted the second last page having A4 size gets converted to letter and becomes the last page. If I try to change it back to A4 it shows an error message stating something like "the boundry is out of range for the new size". I think it's format and layout issue. I'll try to solve it.
– Somanna
Mar 6 at 17:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go to
Layout -> Page Setup -> Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
This is because you have different page sizes for different sections. Try putting the cursor at the very end of your document. Then go to
Layout -> Page Setup -> Layout` and select "Continuous" for your section start. It should prevent your section break from forcing a new page.– cybernetic.nomad
Mar 6 at 19:23
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