To delete a page on Scribe, you need to use the Delete function available in the top toolbar after selecting the page(s) you wish to remove.
Deleting pages is a straightforward process in Scribe, allowing you to refine your documentation or guide by removing unnecessary steps or information. According to the process for managing pages:
- To delete selected pages, use Delete in the top toolbar.
- To move selected pages, use Move.
- To place moved pages, select the vertical lines between any two pages.
Steps to Delete a Page in Scribe
While the reference focuses on the tool itself ("use Delete in the top toolbar"), the general process typically involves these steps:
- Select the Page(s): Navigate to the Scribe document where you want to delete a page. You'll likely need to be in an editing or organizing view. Select the specific page or multiple pages you intend to remove.
- Locate the Toolbar: Look for the toolbar, usually positioned at the top of the Scribe editor or page management interface.
- Use the Delete Option: In the top toolbar, find and click the option labeled Delete.
- Confirm Deletion (If prompted): Scribe might ask you to confirm that you want to delete the selected page(s) to prevent accidental removal. Confirm your action.
Once confirmed, the selected page(s) will be removed from your Scribe document.
What Happens When You Delete a Page?
Deleting a page permanently removes its content and step from your Scribe. This is useful for:
- Removing redundant or outdated steps.
- Simplifying a complex process by cutting unnecessary sections.
- Correcting errors captured during the recording process.
Always ensure you have selected the correct page(s) before using the delete function, as recovery options might be limited.
