How to delete blank pages without going manually pages by page?

Solution 1 :
Go to your unwanted blank page in your Word document, click at the bottom of the page and press your Backspace key until the page is removed.

Solution 2 :
Click the "View" tab from the Ribbon and select the "Navigation" Pane in the "Show" section. Now, click on "Pages", and select the blank page thumbnail in the left panel. Press "Delete" key.

Copy all pages with text on them and paste them to a new document - save the newely created document with a new name - then delete the original document you copied pages from. https://www.6ya.com/callphilipforhelp

delete the blank pages 1, 2 and 3. at the top of page four, hit control and enter (at the same time) 3 times to insert 3 page breaks, now you should be able to edit the top 3 pages without messing up the 4th (the page break acts like a normal enter, if you delete it it stops doing it's thing)

• To delete a page manually, select the page break at the end of the page, and then press DELETE.
  

• To delete a blank page at the end of the document, select the page break or any paragraph markers at the end of the document, and then press DELETE.
  

You can delete a blank page in a Word document by deleting the page break at the end of the page. You can also combine two pages by deleting the page break between them.
Make sure you're in normal view (on the View menu, click Normal). If nonprinting characters, such as paragraph markers , are not visible, click Show/Hide on the Standard toolbar, and then do one of the following:

• To delete a page manually, select the page break at the end of the page, and then press DELETE.
• To delete a blank page at the end of the document, select the page break or any paragraph markers at the end of the document, and then press DELETE.
• To delete a page break placed before a specific paragraph, click the paragraph, and then on the Format menu, click Paragraph, click the Line and Page Breaks tab, and then clear the Page break before check box.

Go to your browser's setting page, from there delete any extensions you're not using. Also, go to the "start up" section and delete any pages you don't recognize and set your default back to the page you want.

Have you checked the print que
Printer problems can be a real hassle.
From time to time, due to document layout or settings on your computer, in your software of choice, or even on your printer, a blank page may get "printed" with the rest of your document.
Fortunately, this issue is a simple one to troubleshoot.
Click "Print Preview" when you are finished with your document and ready to print.
Observe your document.
If you see an extra, blank page, you have created a second page.
To delete the second page, close Print Preview, go back into the document and eliminate any blank lines in your documents that you may not need.
You may also find an inadvertent page break at the end of your document.
Place your cursor on its symbol and delete it.
Locate the symbol by clicking on the Show Formatting paragraph icon in the toolbar.


Circumvent this "ghost page" if you do not see a second (or additional) blank page in Print Preview.

Specify the number of pages you wish to print, within the Print dialogue box.
This is typically done by selecting the "Print From" option, then entering the page numbers desired.
If your document happens to be ten pages (without, of course, that final blank page), then enter in the "Print From" field the numbers "1-10".
This will print only pages 1 through 10, without an eleventh (blank) page.

Go to START, Printer & Faxes, right click your printer and select properties. Under the advanced tab, click seperator page, delete whatever is in the box and click OK. This should stop the blank pages from printing.

Hope this helps

-samson39

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