I have a document that I frequently update. This document was previously 2 pages but is now contained to one page. When printing, unless I remember to specify to print one page only, 2 pieces of paper go through to printer. How do I delete the second, unused, page in the document?
Thank you for the suggestions so far, however, following your instructions reveals no visible markings of any kind on page 2. On my keyboard F10 is the Audio Mute toggle button. I have tried several combinations of shift, control, option, and command buttons with F10 but all I get is the speakers turning off and on.
Ok, so go to View > Nonprinting characters. If it doesn't show any nonprinting character, see this page : http://ask.libreoffice.org/question/4403/nonprinting-characters-invisible-even-with-view/
Asked: 2012-10-13 18:44:50 +0200
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I sympathize. I looked all through the menus for some way to show 'pages' (so I could delete one) or even a delete-page command. I thought, surely they wouldn't re-create the 'select and delete all the invisible formatting characters' feature of Word. But yes.
My solution: go to "table properties" (either right-click or in the table toolbar), go to the text flow tab and un-check the "Break" box. Also maybe try playing with the "allow row to break across pages" box. Hope that helps!
Same problem here. No solution works. What a mess. FIX THAT BUG please and offer a 'DELETE PAGE' Button/Menu.