How to Extract Specific Pages From a Large MS Word Document
- 1). Click the "File" menu's "Open" command, and then navigate to and double-click the file from which you want to extract specific pages.
- 2). Click the "Home" tab's "Find" button in the "Editing" panel, and then click the "Go to" command. Click the "Page" item in the left pane of the dialog box that appears, and then type the number of a page you want to extract in the "Enter page number" text box.
- 3). Click "Go to" to make Word navigate to the start of the page you indicated, and then click anywhere on the document. Press "F8" to enter "Extend selection" mode.
- 4). Type over the number you just entered in the "Enter page number" text box with a number one greater than the existing number. For example, if you entered "2," you'll now enter "3."
- 5). Click the "Go to" button to make Word select all the text from the start of the desired page to the start of the next page.
- 6). Press "Ctrl" + "C" to copy the page to the clipboard. Or, press "Ctrl" + "X" to remove the page from the document and cut it to the clipboard.
- 7). Open Windows Explorer, and then type the name of the application to which you want to extract the Word page. For example, if you want to extract the Word page to Notepad, type "Notepad" and then press "Enter."
- 8). Press "Ctrl" + "V" to paste the extracted page in the opening window of the application you started.
- 9). Repeat steps 2 through 9 for each remaining page you want to extract.
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