Burn music files and a pdf file?

Is it possible to burn some music files and a pdf file on the same CD using iTunes? If not, maybe using some other software?
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J Cabaniss wrote:
Is it possible to burn some music files and a pdf file on the same CD using iTunes? If not, maybe using some other software?
iTunes can only burn files that are in its library, so forget about PDFs.
Yes it can be done with other programs, using a data (not audio) CD format.

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