Word regularly exports pages you never saw on screen. A stray empty paragraph, a
page break, or a table that reaches the bottom of a page will each turn into a
blank page in the PDF, sometimes right in the middle of the document.
Fix it in Word once and every export after that comes out clean.
Press Ctrl+Shift+8 (or Command+8) again to hide the marks, then save as PDF.
If that paragraph still will not fit, give it a little more room. Go to
Layout, Margins, Custom Margins, and set the bottom margin to 0.3 inches.
Sometimes the PDF came from somebody else and you simply need the blank pages
gone.
On a Mac, open the PDF, choose File then Duplicate so you are working on a
copy, then View and Thumbnails to show the pages down the left. Click a blank
page and press Delete. Save when you are done.
On Windows there is no built-in way to remove pages from a PDF. Send us the
file and we will send it back cleaned up.
Text or call 701.306.0188, or email michael@wetravelpc.com. Let us know which step you got to and we will take it from there.