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I want to be able to copy a PAGE (EG 'current page') and paste it into or as
a new document.
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Select the page. Copy it. Go to the new docupent. Paste.

"Page" is an amorphous concept in Word. Pages are determined according to
the printer driver at print time. It would be possiblo to create a macro
that does what you want but it seems like a lot of trouble unless you are
doing this a lot.
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