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Desperado
Is there an easy way to save a "single" page, in a multi-page document,
without saving all the other pages?
without saving all the other pages?
B
Beth Melton
The easiest way is to copy/paste the 'single' page to a new document.
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Desperado
This isn't acceptable (obviously NOT your fault)... because I use a template
(in ACT) type numerous single page letters to multiple addressees, and don't
want to save a "string" of the same letter 50 times, to their individual
files. It's a space killer (on the HD) as well. As detailed as MS is on
these things, you'd think they would have known this would be a valuable
asset for their program. Example... you can use "go to" (in "Edit") to
forward to specific pages... why not then be able to "save pages x thru
xx"... to???
Desperado
(in ACT) type numerous single page letters to multiple addressees, and don't
want to save a "string" of the same letter 50 times, to their individual
files. It's a space killer (on the HD) as well. As detailed as MS is on
these things, you'd think they would have known this would be a valuable
asset for their program. Example... you can use "go to" (in "Edit") to
forward to specific pages... why not then be able to "save pages x thru
xx"... to???
Desperado
B
Beth Melton
I hear you. 
But one of the reasons is because there really isn't such a thing as a
"page" stored in a Word document. There are sections and ranges but
not pages.
Yeah, I know that sounds ludicrous but where text on a "page" begins
and ends is dependent on several factors, the printer driver in use
when the document was opened is one of the primary factors. However
I'll bet if you visit one of the Word VBA newsgroups I suspect they
might be able to help you out with a macro.
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But one of the reasons is because there really isn't such a thing as a
"page" stored in a Word document. There are sections and ranges but
not pages.
Yeah, I know that sounds ludicrous but where text on a "page" begins
and ends is dependent on several factors, the printer driver in use
when the document was opened is one of the primary factors. However
I'll bet if you visit one of the Word VBA newsgroups I suspect they
might be able to help you out with a macro.
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assistance by email can not be acknowledged.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP
Word FAQ: http://mvps.org/word
TechTrax eZine: http://mousetrax.com/techtrax/
MVP FAQ site: http://mvps.org/
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Desperado
Thanks again............ "Necessity IS the Mother of Invention" eh???