This code works but I get a ton of unneeded data. Is there an easier way to go to a specified page in a Word document or a way to suppress all the unwanted info. Here I'm going to page 2:

# create a word object
$w = New-Object -ComObject Word.Application
# make it visible
$w.visible = $true
# create a document object by opening a file
$doc = $w.Documents.Open('\\servername\Users\Christian.Bahnsen\Desktop\ToDo Folder\word\splitTest\batch721extract.docx')
# create a selection object
$objSelection = $w.Selection
# parameters equate to (wdGoToPage,wdGoToAbsolute,pageNumber)
$objSelection.GoTo(1,1,2)  
This takes me to page 2 but I'm getting a ton of unwanted info in the PowerShell ISE, e.g.,
PS C:\Users\Christian.Bahnsen> $mySelection.GoTo(1,1,2)
Text                      : 
FormattedText             : System.__ComObject
Start                     : 2099
End                       : 2099
Font                      : Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.FontClass
Duplicate                 : System.__ComObject
StoryType                 : 1
Tables                    : System.__ComObject
Words                     : System.__ComObject
Sentences                 : System.__ComObject
Characters                : System.__ComObject
Footnotes                 : System.__ComObject
Endnotes                  : System.__ComObject
Comments                  : System.__ComObject
and so forth for several pages

So is there an easier way to go to a specific page or is there a way to quash all the info posh is spitting back at me?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Christian Bahnsen
If you want no output you can just redirect it to null    
$mySelection.GoTo(1,1,2) | Out-Null  
Best Regards,    

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