Export or Save Pages document as a HTML

I have created a document in pages and want to email it as an HTML rather than PDF. Is this possible? If so, how? Thanks.

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Pages 3 does not have an option for exporting in HTML. The previous versions did but the results were terrible.
You might try copying & pasting into a TextEdit document & saving it as a web archive. Open the archive in Safari & then choose "Mail Contents of This Page" from the File menu.

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What is your new System?
What version of Pages?
How did you install it?
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Thanks for the reply, Magnus.
I guess I have to accept this, but one thing that puzzles me about your reply:
"In theory both Word and PDF should take embedded sounds, but Apple has not implemented the feature"
This implies it is the Apple software that is the weak link. Yet in a Pages document I can clearly have the imbedded audio. So is it in their implementation of their export features where the audio is stripped out or is it the inability of the 3rd party products I tried (Adobe Reader and Word) to handle what might really be imbedded?

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Pages 5.2 is in your Applications folder.
Pages '09/'08 is in your Applications/iWork folder.
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Telling us you have the "latest" tells us nothing, because we don't know what you think that means.
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My current process is exporting a finished Pages document to a PDF, and then manually dragging in the other drawing PDFs to create the final version. However, as both drawings and text regularly change, there is a great deal of effort to manually assemble a final doc. Plus, the TOC and other auto-updating fields in the Pages document change as new text is added, so page numbering the final PDF is a nightmare - it is presently done in Acrobat Pro.
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Presently, the situation is as you describe, first, the main pagination is output to PDF and, second, supplementary pages are inserted manually into the main pagination.
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