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I have Microsoft and use 365. How can I extract one page from a multipage PDF that I have received and then save and email the single page to someone else? From Suzie
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Hi Suzie
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Open the PDF in Edge or your preferred PDF viewer.
Choose to print that file
Set the printer to 'Microsoft Print to PDF'
Choose to only print that one page, then provide a name and location for the new PDF file
That will create a new PDF with only that one page
Answer accepted by question author
Hi SoosieSQ
What application are you printing that PDF from?
Usually when you choose Print, on the Print Preview page, there will be a drop down menu to select a printer and there you will find the 'Microsoft Print to PDF' printer:
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Thanks a lot, Dave, for your patience, The diagram you sent solved the problem as I was looking in the wrong place. I now have SUCCESS!
Suzie
Thanks, Dave. But how do I set the printer to 'Microsoft Print to PDF? I have just been to Printer Settings and have found the relevant page but I can't see how to activate this instruction. I use an HP desktop and printer purchased last year. Suzie