Page
A page may refer to any of the following:
1. With a word processor like Google Docs or Microsoft Word, a page refers to a document section equal to one printed page of information. When starting a new document, you'll only have one page. As more text is typed into that document, it becomes more than one page.
To start a new page in a Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or other word processor document, press Ctrl+Enter.
2. With computer memory, a page refers to a set amount of stored memory. See our paging definition for further information.
3. On the Internet, a page refers to a single web page. For example, you are now looking at a page on Computer Hope, a website on the Internet.
4. Pages is the name of the word processor in the iWork office suite.
5. With a keyboard, page may describe the page up or page down keys. Pressing the PgUp scrolls the page up one page or moves to the top of the page if close enough to the top. Pressing the PgDn scrolls the page down one page or moves to the bottom of the page if close enough to the bottom.
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