First switch to the page that you want to delete. The
information in the status bar reveals where you are.
In the search and replace dialog that appears, the Go To tab
is already selected by default. If necessary, you have to mark the entry Page
in the list field below . Now just enter \ page in the Enter page number field
and then press Enter. You can then close the dialog box again.
All of the content on the appropriate page should now be
selected. All you have in the direction of do is hit the delete key and the
page will be deleted.
02Delete blank pages at the end
Unwanted blank leaves at the end of a document represent a
special case. This is the case, for example, if a table in your text extends to
the last line of a page. Word then moves the non-erasable end paragraph onto a
new blank page.
So that this end paragraph fits on the previous page and a
subsequent page can be omitted, first show paragraph marks. To do this, click
on the Pi-like symbol in the menu ribbon under the Start tab or press the key
combination Ctrl + Shift + 8 .
Now select the paragraph mark on the ending page. In the
menu that is then displayed above, enter the value 1 as the font size and then
press Enter. Now the paragraph should slide to the previous page so that the
blank page is suppressed. If you wish, you can then neutralise the display of
paragraph marks again by clicking the pi symbol again or by pressing the
shortcut Ctrl + Shift + 8 .
Open settings
The options for handling cookies can be found in Firefox by
clicking on Tools / Settings in the menu bar. If no menu is displayed, you can
display it temporarily using the Alt key. Alternatively, open the hamburger
menu at the top right, recognizable by the three horizontal lines. From there,
select the Settings item .
Firefox - enable cookies
Firefox 92.0 for Windows
To control how the browser handles cookies, first click on
"Tools" in the menu bar.
02Call up improved protection against activity tracking
Then switch to the Data Protection & Security section
and scroll to the Improved protection against activity tracking section on the
right-hand side of the window . Of the three options listed there, two are
available to allow cookies.
03Select options
If you click the Standard radio button , you can usually
achieve a good compromise between protection and error-free loading of
websites. In addition to other elements, Firefox only blocks cookies for
cross-page activity tracking, so-called trackers.
Alternatively, click Custom and select the pulldown menu for
cookies an option. Please note, however, that the two entries below ( all
third-party cookies and all cookies ) will almost certainly mean that some
pages or their content will not work correctly. If you remove the check next to
the Cookies checkbox instead , you will allow all virtual data cookies.
04Manage exceptions
You can specify deviations from these rules by scrolling
down a little on the configuration page to the Cookies and website data section
. After you have clicked on the Manage Exceptions button , a separate dialog
box opens.
Enter the address of the website and click on one of the
three buttons to determine whether you want to block cookies for this URL,
generally allow them or only allow them for the current Firefox session. Don't
forget to apply your entries by clicking the Save changes button . In this way,
strict general cookie requirements can be combined with exceptions for certain
websites.
