Hello Linda,

Pages is not good for reading straight through a document. Sometimes it works 
but most often it doesn't. If this is a document created in Pages, then I'd 
just select all (Cmd-a), copy to clikpboard and paste into a TextEdit document 
which will read straight through just fine.

I set a short cut for the Service New TextEdit Window Containing Selection. You 
can do this by going to System Preferences/Keyboard/Short cuts and selecting 
Services in the first table. You'll find this option under Text in the second 
table. It's a very useful command in many situations.

Cheers,

Anne

On 30 Jul 2013, at 04:41, Linda C. Knight <l...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:

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> I have a five page document on my screen in pages.
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> It stops reading at the end of the first page. Is there a setting I can set
> pages to automatically wrap? I've looked everywhere and I must be missing
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