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How to remove automatically some pages?
Hi All,
I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Hi All,
I have a big MS Word 97 file. To be precise: I'll create this big file using MailMerge so I can add any special character at the beginning of each page or so. Unfortunately I am not able to skip the pages using methods available in MailMerge. I have to do it after creating the file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the
special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Thank you very much for your prompt reply.
Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which
should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Thank you very, very much.
I created a sample file and it works! Now I have to put the macro into my big file which is a result of MailMerge and make a lot of tests. By the way, I know almost nothing about VBA for Word. I looked at your page and I found a lot of interesting things there. However what I need most at the moment is any tutorial how to create simple macros in Word from the very beginning. Not just examples, which are important too, but first of all the most basic rules. I read that one of ways is to record macros using Word and then to analyse it in VBA Editor. I think that this can be useful later, when you know a lot, but not at the beginning. I am looking for any lessons, step by step showing what is neccessary in a macro and what it means. Then more and more functions to write working macros. Having such background I'll be able to learn using other methods. I tried to find anything like this in the Internet to download or use on line, but without any success. I found a lot for Excel but I read that the rules are not the same. Could you please advice me anything suitable for a person who is just starting with writing macros for Word? Thanks again for your help. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
See the article "Getting To Grips With VBA Basics In 15 Minutes" at:
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Macros...csIn15Mins.htm And many of the other articles at that website. However, be advised that the only way to learn is to do. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Thank you very, very much. I created a sample file and it works! Now I have to put the macro into my big file which is a result of MailMerge and make a lot of tests. By the way, I know almost nothing about VBA for Word. I looked at your page and I found a lot of interesting things there. However what I need most at the moment is any tutorial how to create simple macros in Word from the very beginning. Not just examples, which are important too, but first of all the most basic rules. I read that one of ways is to record macros using Word and then to analyse it in VBA Editor. I think that this can be useful later, when you know a lot, but not at the beginning. I am looking for any lessons, step by step showing what is neccessary in a macro and what it means. Then more and more functions to write working macros. Having such background I'll be able to learn using other methods. I tried to find anything like this in the Internet to download or use on line, but without any success. I found a lot for Excel but I read that the rules are not the same. Could you please advice me anything suitable for a person who is just starting with writing macros for Word? Thanks again for your help. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
If you are splitting the results of a mail merge, see
http://www.gmayor.com/individual_merge_letters.htm As Doug says, the only way to learn vba is to put it to use to perform simple tasks and then get more adventurous. You can always use the macro recorder to give you some ideas. It is by no means perfect but it does help get you started. You will find lots of coding examples in the vba programming forums and on various web site, including my own. The vba help in Word 2007 is rather better than in earlier versions. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very, very much. I created a sample file and it works! Now I have to put the macro into my big file which is a result of MailMerge and make a lot of tests. By the way, I know almost nothing about VBA for Word. I looked at your page and I found a lot of interesting things there. However what I need most at the moment is any tutorial how to create simple macros in Word from the very beginning. Not just examples, which are important too, but first of all the most basic rules. I read that one of ways is to record macros using Word and then to analyse it in VBA Editor. I think that this can be useful later, when you know a lot, but not at the beginning. I am looking for any lessons, step by step showing what is neccessary in a macro and what it means. Then more and more functions to write working macros. Having such background I'll be able to learn using other methods. I tried to find anything like this in the Internet to download or use on line, but without any success. I found a lot for Excel but I read that the rules are not the same. Could you please advice me anything suitable for a person who is just starting with writing macros for Word? Thanks again for your help. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Thank you both very, very much once again.
I used the macro to the big MailMerge output file and it works perfectly. The macro would work faster if it could test just the first character on each page but I don't know how to change it. But it works very well and I am very grateful. As for a tutorial I expected something I had when I learnt other languages which began with "Hello World" or something like this. Then, step by step, it showed how to use more and more complicated language tools. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... If you are splitting the results of a mail merge, see http://www.gmayor.com/individual_merge_letters.htm As Doug says, the only way to learn vba is to put it to use to perform simple tasks and then get more adventurous. You can always use the macro recorder to give you some ideas. It is by no means perfect but it does help get you started. You will find lots of coding examples in the vba programming forums and on various web site, including my own. The vba help in Word 2007 is rather better than in earlier versions. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very, very much. I created a sample file and it works! Now I have to put the macro into my big file which is a result of MailMerge and make a lot of tests. By the way, I know almost nothing about VBA for Word. I looked at your page and I found a lot of interesting things there. However what I need most at the moment is any tutorial how to create simple macros in Word from the very beginning. Not just examples, which are important too, but first of all the most basic rules. I read that one of ways is to record macros using Word and then to analyse it in VBA Editor. I think that this can be useful later, when you know a lot, but not at the beginning. I am looking for any lessons, step by step showing what is neccessary in a macro and what it means. Then more and more functions to write working macros. Having such background I'll be able to learn using other methods. I tried to find anything like this in the Internet to download or use on line, but without any success. I found a lot for Excel but I read that the rules are not the same. Could you please advice me anything suitable for a person who is just starting with writing macros for Word? Thanks again for your help. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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How to remove automatically some pages?
Page is a vague concept in Word which is not a page layout application and
if you remove pages the document reflows to create a new 'page' structure. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you both very, very much once again. I used the macro to the big MailMerge output file and it works perfectly. The macro would work faster if it could test just the first character on each page but I don't know how to change it. But it works very well and I am very grateful. As for a tutorial I expected something I had when I learnt other languages which began with "Hello World" or something like this. Then, step by step, it showed how to use more and more complicated language tools. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... If you are splitting the results of a mail merge, see http://www.gmayor.com/individual_merge_letters.htm As Doug says, the only way to learn vba is to put it to use to perform simple tasks and then get more adventurous. You can always use the macro recorder to give you some ideas. It is by no means perfect but it does help get you started. You will find lots of coding examples in the vba programming forums and on various web site, including my own. The vba help in Word 2007 is rather better than in earlier versions. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very, very much. I created a sample file and it works! Now I have to put the macro into my big file which is a result of MailMerge and make a lot of tests. By the way, I know almost nothing about VBA for Word. I looked at your page and I found a lot of interesting things there. However what I need most at the moment is any tutorial how to create simple macros in Word from the very beginning. Not just examples, which are important too, but first of all the most basic rules. I read that one of ways is to record macros using Word and then to analyse it in VBA Editor. I think that this can be useful later, when you know a lot, but not at the beginning. I am looking for any lessons, step by step showing what is neccessary in a macro and what it means. Then more and more functions to write working macros. Having such background I'll be able to learn using other methods. I tried to find anything like this in the Internet to download or use on line, but without any success. I found a lot for Excel but I read that the rules are not the same. Could you please advice me anything suitable for a person who is just starting with writing macros for Word? Thanks again for your help. Regards Tico Użytkownik "Graham Mayor" napisał w wiadomości ... The lines indicated in red have wrapped prematurely use the following which should not wrap Sub DeleteMarkedPages() Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(findText:="\", _ MatchWildcards:=False, _ Wrap:=wdFindContinue, _ Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm The macro will remove any page with the \ character in Word 2007 and should work in Word 97 also, though I don't have it available to check. Word 2007 will open a Word document from Word 97 without the need to 'convert' it. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tico wrote: Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I don't know enough about macros to be able to use the macro. When I tried to use it I got the following lines in red: Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete regardless what I replaced the "#*#" with. My special character is \. I don't even know what I should writei n the macro: "#\#", "\" or simply \ I haven't found FindText in the "VBA for Dummies" for Office 97 that I have so I think I should save my file as Word 2007 first and then use the macro. I have Office 2007 (home edition) but I am not familiar with it yet, at least not to use macros. I am afraid I'll have to remove the pages manually. :-( Regards Tico Użytkownik "Doug Robbins - Word MVP" napisał w wiadomości ... Use a macro containing the following code where you replace the #*# with the special character that you intend to use. Selection.HomeKey wdStory Selection.Find.ClearFormatting With Selection.Find Do While .Execute(FindText:="#*#", MatchWildcards:=False, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Forward:=True) = True Selection.Bookmarks("\page").Range.Delete Loop End With -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP "Tico" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have a big MS Word 97 file. I am looking for any method that let me remove automatically some pages which I can mark using, for example, a special character as the first on each page or in any other way. I would be also satisfied if I could automatically skip the pages whilst printing the file. I can use the MS Word 2007 to do it, if necessary. Could anyone help me please? The matter is urgent.:-) Regards Tico |
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