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March 23rd, 2010, 09:56 PM
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Delete odd-numbered pages
I have an instructor manual which has facing page numbers - The left page is
page 1 and contains the instructor's notes. The right page is also page 1 and contains what the student is seeing. How can I delete the instructor pages (which I am guessing Word would consider the odd-numbered pages) so I can have just the student pages? 
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March 24th, 2010, 07:51 PM
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Delete odd-numbered pages
The easiest way would be to print to PDF, choosing to print only even pages.
(If you don't have any PDF software, you could install a freeware version such as CutePDF.) -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Condopoe" wrote in message ... I have an instructor manual which has facing page numbers - The left page is page 1 and contains the instructor's notes. The right page is also page 1 and contains what the student is seeing. How can I delete the instructor pages (which I am guessing Word would consider the odd-numbered pages) so I can have just the student pages?
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