'Page' is a vague concept in Word which is a document based rather than a
page layout application. If you have a heading at the start of each 'page'
you can use the Outline view to collapse to the heading level and then drag
the headings around or you can use cut and paste. But as a document will
comprise a number of different layers, copying one layer does not
necessarily copy the others so you end up with the sort of problem that you
are encountering.
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Neil wrote:
This seems really basic but I've looked everywehere I can think of to
find out how to re-order the pages in a document other than inserting
a new page and the copying and pasting the content I want to move.
This created all sorts of alignment and content problems and I gave
up after 30 minutes of trying to get the pages back as they should
have been. There must be a quicker way.