For me it isn't that you cannot at all delete pages, but rather about the convenience of the operation. If the document is in a tray waiting to be stored then likely there will be other things also in the tray. If you split the document in this case the pages are all in there with the other documents and the situation gets to be a mess. You can create an additional tray to move thigns to for splitting but then you're adding steps and complication. If the document is already stored then you can copy to a tray and deal with all of that and then also have to go in and delete the original. You can use the Edit function and for PDF's more than a viewer is required to edit pages and you have complications for that function. I think the spirit of this request is a convenient and natural feeling way to edit pages in documents. More direct and integrated into the viewer. That is the way that I interpret it, for what that is worth.

Hello Antonio,
you can already delete pages from a document in a basket/document tray by splitting it, deleting the pages and stapling the rest again. Please see help.docuware.com for the documentation about this feature.

In this case, it will be also needed that in the store dialog view this feature will be added to delete or rearrange the pages of the documents

Cant believe this still isnt a feature

it is necessary to develop this idea since it is shared 5 years ago and still no update!
I don't think it needs a long time to investigate this idea !
I meant to delete pages from a stored document through the viewer.
this is really very important !

Any news on this? It's from 2015?

Is it possible to vote on this more than once?! This is a major request from users in our office. This would be very useful to perform directly in the viewer, including from a stored document without sending to a tray if users have edit permissions.

Our users asked for it too.

Have you tried right-clicking and choosing "Edit," then using your PDF editor to make the changes and save the document? This works for us from results lists.

I agree that deleting pages from the viewer is important. When using the viewer controls to page through a stack of items in a "task list" it's tedious to have to continually bounce back and forth between task list and viewer breaking the process flow and slowing users down. Try creating a stack of pages in a task list with 100 pages and randomly mix in 30 pages which need to be deleted you'll see how frustrating it is to work through this list.

I meant be able to rearrange from the result list not basket.