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Pages is like a Word or a Microsoft Works program that allows you to write things. So Iamp;#39;ll touch on it and it opens up all of the documents that I have. For example, I have a folder here called amp;quot;Intro to Emailamp;quot;. So Iamp;#39;ll touch on it. It will open up all of the email or all of the documents within that folder and Iamp;#39;m just going to scroll down until I get to amp;quot;How to Attach a Document to an Emailamp;quot;. Its here on the left on the top row. If I touch it, it opens up and youamp;#39;ll actually see some directions about how to attach a document to an email for a Mac. As you can see, it says open a new email like we did in the other program (which was Gmail). We filled out the email just like we did as usual. We put a amp;quot;Toamp;quot; person, we put the subject, and it automatically prepopulated the amp;quot;fromamp;quot; . We clicked that paperclip icon, which here is in the top of the email screen. We chose document to add, we