Hi Anthony, You can do this with pdfmark statements embedded in your FrameMaker documents. The easiest way to automate this process is with TimeSavers and the optional Multimedia Assistant. See http://www.microtype.com for details. This is excellent software and will save you a ton of time if you have a lot of sounds to embed.
If you want more details on what is possible, please contact me offlist and I will try to help you. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thank you very much. Rick Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 rick at frameexpert.com *** Frame Automation blog at http://frameautomation.com Hi everybody, I have a Frame document which will eventually be saved as a PDF using Acrobat 9 Pro. What I want to achieve is embedded sound files (I believe acrobat will now only handle mp3, so I have those) with an icon representation that, when clicked, will play the sound file. I have tried embedding the files into the Frame doc, and the PDF doesn't play them. I have tried embedding them in the PDF, which works, but when I click the icon an mp3 file icon appears over the top of it. This is a grey box with very small stop, play and pause buttons and a 'file progress play line'. This remains visible after the file has played, and would mean little to any of my readers. Does anybody have a solution, preferably in Frame, but otherwise in the PDF that will allow me to embed a sound file that plays when an icon is clicked? Multitudinous thanks in advance, Ant
