How do I delete a final blank page in word


  1. EricG
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    How do I delete a final blank page in word


    After creating and modifying a long document in Word one can be left with a blank page at the end of a document which resists removal. What is the simplest way of doing this?
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  3. linnemeyerhere
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    Welcome to SF EricG,

    Click in the field of the blank page and then click the back button till it's gone then save.
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  4. EricG
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    Blank page removal


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