Access embedding pdf attachment image.

Well, is there a way to access the parent PDF's attachment
image files the swf file's embedded in?
(What I'm trying to do is make a catalogue flipper. I want to
make a generic flipper swf, and then use PDF to package it along
with the image files. If anyone has a better alternative than
"accessing the parent PDF's attachment", feel free to let me know
too thx).
Thanks in advance.

in the forum dedicated to forms this question has been asked several times. This forum is for ABAP programming.

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