Background gifs

Is it possible to import and tile a background gif into a pages document? I'm trying to create a page I can email that has a tiled background, where the background is taken from a site that offers free backgrounds. I like the background in iWeb that looks like black cloth. Would like to use that background in a Pages document. Can this be done? Thanks for any help.
donald

We can't insert a Pages document in a mail.
We may only attach it and this requires a complementary task: pack the doc as an archive (zip for instance).
Pages documents requires Pages to read them.
Given that, as the Users guide claims:
Working with Images
+Pages accepts all QuickTime-supported formats, including the following graphics file+
types:
+• TIFF+
+• GIF+
+• JPEG+
+• PDF+
+• PSD+
+• EPS+
+• PICT+
I checked that we really may insert GIF objects and move them to background.
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mercredi 30 juillet 2008 11:13:05)

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