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*.avi is the most common among Windows PCs.
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Marconi Communications Inc
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I'm making a Medical dictionary in a PDF file for a client to hand out (it
will be distributed on one of those credit-card-sized CDs). We've made a
short Flash animation (a commercial) that is supposed to run on one of the
pages.
My first approach was to use the Movie Link button and link it to a .mov
file that was stored in the same folder as the PDF file. That worked fine.
But, when I tested it on all three PCs in the office (we're a Mac shop and
it was developed on a Mac) I found that only one of the three PCs had
QuickTime installed and or setup on the machines.
How should I best do this for wide distribution in a predominantly Windows
world?
Cheers, Scott Brooks
Q1 Communicators, inc.
614.899.0060
http://www.Q1.com
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