Pages to PDF.

After creating a six page document in Pages, I would like to save it as a PDF
with the thumbnails still visible in the PDF. Is that possible ?
Currently, when I export the Pages document as a PDF, the thumbhails are gone.
Thanks in advance.
Lenny.

Thanks for your help.
Lenny.

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Henrik
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