Can I export a single file into multiple files?

Is there an option or a plugin that would allow me to set markers in the audio, and then have Soundbooth export the audio into multiple files?
As an example, let's say I have a 1 minute audio file. I place a marker at 0:00 and another marker at 0:10 and a third marker at 0:30. I then would select Export Multiple and I would end up with three seperate wav files, one 10 seconds long, the second 20 seconds long and the last one 30 seconds long.
Thanks

Hi laforcej
Open the PDF In Acrobat ...
Go to Tools -> Pages -> Extract
Now Select the Page Number you Want to Extract and Save them

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