There may come a time when you don’t want to waste paper for that single page that you need to print. Luckily, Word 2013 gives you the option of printing a single page. Follow these steps to print only one page of your document:
Move the insertion pointer so that it’s sitting somewhere on the page you want to print.
![Move the insertion pointer so that it’s sitting somewhere on the page you want to print.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6634a8f8dd9b2a63c9e6be83/66ccc594a5a69c8d1350f9fc_364472.image0.jpeg)
Check the page number on the status bar to ensure that you’re on the right page.
Choose the Print command from the File screen, or press Ctrl+P.
Either command will accomplish the same goal.
Click the button beneath the Settings heading and choose Print Current Page from the menu.
![Click the button beneath the Settings heading and choose Print Current Page from the menu.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6634a8f8dd9b2a63c9e6be83/66ccc593a5a69c8d1350f9cc_364473.image1.jpeg)
This identifies the page you want to print.
Click the Print button.
![Click the Print button.](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6634a8f8dd9b2a63c9e6be83/66ccc594a5a69c8d1350fb90_364474.image2.jpeg)
The single page prints with all the formatting you applied, including footnotes and page numbers and everything else, just as though you plucked that page from a complete printing of the entire document.
Printing a single page in this manner is useful for when you goof up (or the printer goofs up) one page in a document and you need to reprint only that page. Printing only a single page doesn’t waste paper.