Word documents are split into pages by default. How do I remove the page breaks and make my document 1 continuous page?
Example of a page break (circle 1):
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Word documents are split into pages by default. How do I remove the page breaks and make my document 1 continuous page?
Example of a page break (circle 1):
Depends on what you exactly mean:
-If you don’t want page breaks to appear on the screen, select “View” –> “Web Layout”.
Page breaks do still exist, but you don’t see them anymore.
-If you want to ‘delete’ all “manual page breaks” in a document (page breaks usually added by hitting “Ctrl+Enter”), replace “^12” with “” (empty string).
So, hit Ctrl+H, at “Find what” type ^12, leave “Replace with” empty, and then hit “Replace all”.