A Way to convert from PAGES to PDF?

Is this possible? Can anybody tell me how?
Thanks.

kc,
Welcome to Apple discussions.
Sure, you can. Open your file in Pages. Under the File menu, select Export, then PDF. Or you can select File > Print, then click on the Print to PDF button. Either way works.
-Dennis

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