

To simultaneously delete all these pages from your document, press the ‘Delete’ button on your keyboard.Doing this selects all the pages you want to delete. This time, under page number, type the digit of the last page in the range of pages you want to delete.Next, reopen the ‘Find and replace’ dialog box by pressing F5 on your keyboard.On your keyboard, press F8 to activate the ‘Extend mode.’.Doing this automatically opens this page in your document.


However, as you edit this document, you might want to trim it to fit a word count or remove unnecessary content. When working on the first draft of a document, you tend to type all your thoughts and ideas.
