How do I Save As... in Pages

The Help says to Choose File > Choose Save As and rename the document... well if there was a Save As in the list, I would not be posting this.
How do I get past this improvement?

Menu > File > Duplicate > Save
This is all part of the Auto Save and Versioning in OSX 7.
Peter

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