I have a Word 2000 document that contains a table that I edited and made
significantly shorter. While the table now occupies only 6 pages, the
document keeps the old empty pages in and has 11 total. I would like to
remove these blank pages but can't figure out how.
Help!

Did you delete the table rows, or did you only delete the text in
the table rows? If you click on Table-ShowGridlines, you can
see where there might be empty table rows remaining in the table.
Select the rows, and click on Table-DeleteRows.

Zoya wrote:

I have a Word 2000 document that contains a table that I edited and made
significantly shorter. While the table now occupies only 6 pages, the
document keeps the old empty pages in and has 11 total. I would like to
remove these blank pages but can't figure out how.
Help!

I have done this and even remove Headers and Footer from the document, so
these pages now are totally blank but still remain in the end of the document.
I don't know what else can be done.

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

Did you delete the table rows, or did you only delete the text in
the table rows? If you click on Table-ShowGridlines, you can
see where there might be empty table rows remaining in the table.
Select the rows, and click on Table-DeleteRows.

Zoya wrote:

I have a Word 2000 document that contains a table that I edited and made
significantly shorter. While the table now occupies only 6 pages, the
document keeps the old empty pages in and has 11 total. I would like to
remove these blank pages but can't figure out how.
Help!

If you click on View-Normal, do you see a bunch of page breaks
at the end of the document? If yes, delete them.

Zoya wrote:

I have done this and even remove Headers and Footer from the document, so
these pages now are totally blank but still remain in the end of the document.
I don't know what else can be done.

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:


Did you delete the table rows, or did you only delete the text in
the table rows? If you click on Table-ShowGridlines, you can
see where there might be empty table rows remaining in the table.
Select the rows, and click on Table-DeleteRows.

Zoya wrote:


I have a Word 2000 document that contains a table that I edited and made
significantly shorter. While the table now occupies only 6 pages, the
document keeps the old empty pages in and has 11 total. I would like to
remove these blank pages but can't figure out how.
Help!

Thank you so much!
Have a nice and easy day!

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

If you click on View-Normal, do you see a bunch of page breaks
at the end of the document? If yes, delete them.

Zoya wrote:

I have done this and even remove Headers and Footer from the document, so
these pages now are totally blank but still remain in the end of the document.
I don't know what else can be done.

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:


Did you delete the table rows, or did you only delete the text in
the table rows? If you click on Table-ShowGridlines, you can
see where there might be empty table rows remaining in the table.
Select the rows, and click on Table-DeleteRows.

Zoya wrote:


I have a Word 2000 document that contains a table that I edited and made
significantly shorter. While the table now occupies only 6 pages, the
document keeps the old empty pages in and has 11 total. I would like to
remove these blank pages but can't figure out how.
Help!