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Just tell me somebidy how to remove a page!
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Luc
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Select the text and delete. Unfortunately there is no way of selecting a
page in one go (not that I know of anyway).
Sometime ago one of the MVP's (I think it was Jay Freedman but it could be
someone else) posted this code that would do the job. If you put that in a
macro and assign it to a button or keyboard combination it should do the
trick for you. Only thing you have to do is to hit the delete key.
Sub SelectCurrentPage()
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("\Page").Select
End Sub
Luc
Select the text and delete. Unfortunately there is no way of selecting a
page in one go (not that I know of anyway).
Sometime ago one of the MVP's (I think it was Jay Freedman but it could be
someone else) posted this code that would do the job. If you put that in a
macro and assign it to a button or keyboard combination it should do the
trick for you. Only thing you have to do is to hit the delete key.
Sub SelectCurrentPage()
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("\Page").Select
End Sub
Luc
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
If it's a "blank page," see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/BlankPage.htm
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TudorDoc
There is a post somewhere in this forum containing a macro that selects
a whole page (just like WordPerfect). I cannot find that post now! I
have the macro saved so I'll post it as a new thread later on today
TudorDoc
a whole page (just like WordPerfect). I cannot find that post now! I
have the macro saved so I'll post it as a new thread later on today
TudorDoc
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TudorDoc
TudorDoc said:There is a post somewhere in this forum containing a macro that selects
a whole page (just like WordPerfect). I cannot find that post now! I
have the macro saved so I'll post it as a new thread later on today
TudorDoc
Heres the link
http://www.wordbanter.com/showthread.php?t=22029&highlight=tudordoc