Pdf with audio to air to android (apk)

Hi, I need from my PDF (with incorporate audio) to convert in air application and from air to apk (android application: on froyo 2.2)
Somebody can help me please?
M

Dear Pat,
I try to write it again.
Unfortunately installing Flash doesn't solve the problem on Windows 7 and 8 (on the XP it works).
Kind regards
Alessandra

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