Pdf or powerpoint

Can a downloadable pdf or powerpoint presentation be place onto a DVD in DVDSP? If so how please?
Thanks in advance

well basically ive started again now.
I cant seem to add the content this is what im doing:-
1. click on outline tab top left of screen (in advanced mode)
2. click on disc image
3. go into the inspector
4. tick dvd_rom - choose folder
5. simulate the dvd
nothing is there apart from my background image of the dvd i created and my menus (the usual stuff) i have no data on there that i can see. I would like to add a button where they can click and download the documents (pdfs, powerpoints)
Im i being silly here?
sorry for the hassle

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