Get Rid of ANNOYING Blank Pages in Microsoft Word

Sometimes, you end up with an extra page in Microsoft Word that you can't delete no matter how many times you backspace or hit the delete key. Most of the time, this is because there is an annoying page break that you cannot see. Learn how to find the setting you need to see the page break and remove it.
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Sometimes a quick tip is all you need to solve an annoying problem

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Can that be fixed permanently?

[@HeatherMajors]

Hi, page breaks are a feature not a bug so it cannot be fixed permanently. What usually happened when I find a stray page break in my document is that I copied and pasted from a document that someone else created and the page break with the copy as part of the formatting. The best you can do is instead of using CTRL +V for paste, you can right click and choose keep text only. This should ignore the page break. For example, when working on a longer document with sections it is standard formatting to have each new section start at the top of a new page. If one section is 2.5 pages long I would NOT want the next section to start on the page 2.5, it SHOULD start on page 3. To enforce that formatting I could use a page break. A prior boss did this all the time so when I combined documents I would have page breaks in places that no longer made sense.