How do I split a PSD file into a single page and convert to JPEG?

We have create a very large photo album and it is too large to upload to create a book. We would like to keep all of the work we have done without re-doing a lot of work. So, is there a way we can create a JPEG file with just one page of the two pages in a PSD file. We tried to publish to a web file and created a JPEG file, but the file contained both pages. We want to creat a single jpeg file for each individual page so we can keep all of the pictures and formating. Is there a way to do this? Thanks

If you have created a Photo-Book, it creates .pse file which internally has multiple PSDs.
If you open these PSDs one by one in Editor and same as JPEG, your purpose should be solved. Did you try that?

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