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If that fails, try this: Click the "View" tab from the Ribbon and select (check) the Navigation Pane in the "Show" section. Now, click on Pages, and select the blank page thumbnail in the left panel. Press your Delete key until it is removed. If that doesn't work either, double check your Sections: Click the "Layout" tab from the Ribbon and ...
Go to the page you want to delete. 2. Click on the "View" tab in the ribbon. 3. Click on the "Navigation Pane" checkbox to open the Navigation Pane on the left-hand side of the screen. 4. In the Navigation Pane, click on the thumbnail of the page you want to delete. 5. Press the "Delete" key on your keyboard.
If it's Hidden it will be displayed when you display nonprinting characters (Ctrl+*) and will have black dotted lines under it. If that's the case, press Ctrl+A to select the entire document, then Ctrl+D to open the Font dialog. Clear the check box for Hidden. Microsoft MVP (Word) since 1999. Fairhope, Alabama USA.
On your Mac, in a Finder window or on the desktop, select the item, choose File > Get Info or press Command-I, check the size of the file. If the file size is not 0 or (fewer KB), it means the file has content, it is just that it is not visible. In this case, open the document and press Cmd+A or click Edit>Select All to select the text and then ...
Your document is set up as a Table and you cannot delete the paragraph mark that appears after a table. From your screen shot, it appears that there is a significant amount of space after the text "given the opportunity." so it may be that row is set to an exact height which is causing the paragraph after the table to the next page.
Look in the Home tab > Paragraph group. Normally "Align Left" formatting is applied. If you do not see this button highlighted, click on it or use the <CTL><L> shortcut to apply it. If that fixes the problem, take a look at the style to see if you have to change the paragraph justification applied in the style.
I saved the document while working in Microsoft Word, but I still can't find a way to go back to the previous version. I am waiting for your instructions on what steps I should take in this regard. I have tried the methods in the links below, but there is an empty Word file with the same name, appearing as if it was not saved.
There may be one where you are seeing the white space. To remove it: Click into the white area to see if a text box appears. The text box can be easily deleted. With the text box selected move the mouse to one of the text box corners until you see a four-headed arrow. Then, right click and click on “cut” to delete the text box.
Report abuse. First make sure you are displaying hidden characters. One method to is to press Cmd + 8 another is to select the button on you toolbar that looks like a backwards P, and the third way is from Word > Preferences > View > Hidden Characters > All. With the hidden characters shown, you might see what is causing the the extra space.
See the screenshot below for an example of one of the more minor blank spaces Word is insisting on inserting at the bottom of pages. Three lines of text could easily fit under where it says "proclaimed it." Instead, Word is forcing the following lines of text to the next page. Other things I've already tried, to no avail: