Export to QuickTime produces two files

When I exported my Keynote file to QT I found two QT files on my Desktop instead of one. One is the visual part. The other is the soundtrack. Is this normal? How can I produce just one file (to send to a friend).?
Thanks for any thoughts or help.

Hi Rameez,
Is this is happening with Word and PDF also ???
What is you SAP Version and PL ???
Thanks'
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Atul Chakraborty

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