I have a two-page document in Word, but for some reason a third page has
appeared. How can I eliminate this? I want to e-mail the document as an
attachment and don't really want to send a blank page. I realize if I were
printing, I could just print the first 2 pages.Still, tht doesn't explain why
it happens (it's not the first time). I believe I'm using Word 2000.

A lot of things can cause a blank page, and the cure depends on which of
those things is to blame.

First thing to do is to display the non-printing characters by clicking on
the ¶ button in your Standard toolbar. Then look for page breaks, section
breaks, or extra paragraph markers at the end of your document. Delete them,
and your phantom page should disappear.

I hope this helps.

Fred

"Tampacate" wrote:

> I have a two-page document in Word, but for some reason a third page has
> appeared. How can I eliminate this? I want to e-mail the document as an
> attachment and don't really want to send a blank page. I realize if I were
> printing, I could just print the first 2 pages.Still, tht doesn't explain why
> it happens (it's not the first time). I believe I'm using Word 2000.

See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/BlankPage.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Tampacate" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a two-page document in Word, but for some reason a third page has
> appeared. How can I eliminate this? I want to e-mail the document as an
> attachment and don't really want to send a blank page. I realize if I were
> printing, I could just print the first 2 pages.Still, tht doesn't explain
> why
> it happens (it's not the first time). I believe I'm using Word 2000.
>