Imbedding sound files in documents

I want to embed mp3 sound files inside a document and be able to share it as a pdf document or other generally available format. Text Edit can accept mp3 files, and a little player bar appears, but Text Edit is not able to 'print' them as PDFs with the sound retained. Pages 1.0 does not export them as pdf, and InDesign CS does not accept mp3s.
Any suggestions how I can generate a document with included mp3s that is readable by PC and Mac?

In Text Edit you just drag the mp3 file into the window. Can PC users read a Text Edit file?
I'd rather not use Word format as it is not universally readable.

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import java.awt.event.*;
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