What is how to remove a page in word?

Here's how to remove a page in Microsoft Word:

Removing a Blank Page:

A blank page often appears at the end of a document due to extra paragraph marks, manual page breaks, or section breaks.

• Identify the Cause: First, enable "Show/Hide ¶" (the pilcrow icon in the Home tab, in the Paragraph group). This will display all formatting marks. Look for unnecessary paragraph marks (¶) or <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/page%20breaks">page breaks</a>.

• Delete Extra Paragraph Marks: If the blank page is caused by extra paragraph marks, simply select them and press the Delete key.

• Delete a Manual Page Break: If there's a manual page break, select it (it will appear as a dotted line with the words "Page Break") and press Delete.

• Delete a Section Break: Section breaks can also cause blank pages. Select the section break and press Delete. Be cautious when deleting section breaks, as they affect the formatting of the surrounding sections.

Removing a Page with Content:

• Select the Content: Click and drag your mouse (or use Shift+arrow keys) to select all the text, images, tables, and other content on the page you want to remove.

• Delete the Content: Press the Delete key or Backspace key. This will remove all the selected content, effectively deleting the page.

Removing a Single Page from a Multi-Page Document:

The same principle applies here. Just locate the specific page within your document and select all of its content before deleting it.