How to copy a page in Word

Extending on Daniel's reply:

Pages do not exist in the structure of a Word document. Out of necessity, the term page is used in a strictly conceptual frame of reference. Microsoft has gone to a great deal of trouble & expense to make it appear otherwise because that's what users want to see.

What he described will copy the objects [text boxes, images, shapes] displayed on the representative Content 'page' along with their formatting. However, none of the elements that are on the Master Page on which that page is based [Headers, Footers, page numbers, background graphics, etc.] will be included. Master Page content will have to be copied separately & pasted to a Master Page in the other document.

Regards,

Bob J.

• Click on the page in the sidebar (View > Sidebar)
• Do a Select All (Command A) followed by Copy
• Click on the page preceding the insertion point
• Insert a page break (Insert > New page)
• Paste

Any pre-existing material on the blank page may need to be deleted.