PDF Form - Send back a single side to mail

I have an PDF with 9 sites. I have placed a small order-form on page number 9 with a button to send the pdf back to my mail-adress. In the options I can choose between some export-options. There I can find the Option "PDF - whole document".  Is there a way to send only page number 9?
Ich habe ein PDF mit 9 Inhaltsseiten. Auf der letzten Seite habe ich ein Bestellformular integriert, welches nach dem Ausfüllen an meine Mail-Adresse zurückgesendet werden kann. In den Optionen kann ich auswählen "PDF - Gesamtes Dokument". Gibt es auch eine Möglichkeit, nur Seite 9 zurückzusenden?

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You can also open the PDF file first and then go to Tools - Forms - More Form Options - Import Data and then select the corresponding FDF file.

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