>Hmmm... OK. I thought the issue was that you couldn't play the movie >by itself on the PC, so you tried to put it in a PDF as kind of a >"container". So why does it have to be in a PDF file? Is it for a >presentation? Exactly. My guess as to why it won't play in a PDF on a PC is >that QuickTime on the Mac is a system-level extension (allowing >playback anywhere), where on the PC, it is not integrated into the OS >the same way. I guess the same could be true for the Windows Media >format -- it's part of the OS in Windows, but not on the Mac. Maybe a >Windows Media file would work in a PDF on Windows? Thanks for the thoughts, Mark. The point was to build an attractive presentation, have the movie (which is the meat of the presentation) appear in a window, and have it .pdf for full visual control and compatibility. Apparently, this flattening action using QT Pro did accomplish that. Bobbo 19 new Nature images online at http://www.bobbogoldberg.com Voice over -- http://www.bob-vo.com