Email specific pages ONLY from PDF

Is there a way to extract and email only specific pages from a LiveCycle designed, Reader-enabled PDF using Adobe Reader 8? (i.e. the form has 20 pages total, but I only want the user to email Page3, Page5, and Page7 at once using a button)...
Thanks in advance for the help...

I think the only option would be to hide the pages.
pageName(or subForm).presence = "hidden";
and then after the email routine finishes show the pages again.
pageName.presence = "visible";
If you had all the pages you want hidden in one subform then it would just be one line of code.

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- John
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Try this...
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