Send to Audition - Work Area Only option not working as expected

Question

Just an odd one I came across today and can't see why it is doing this.
Have part of a sequence that needs to have some work done on the audio so I mark in and out points (and also set my work area to the part in question) and then choose Edit > Edit in Adobe Audition. This then gives me the dialog box and I choose the Work Area only option. However, when Audition opens I get the small section of audio that I need but it has a huge blank space in front of it?? Anyone know what this is happening? I assume it is the area of timeline from Premiere that is ahead of the section I wish to work on but can't see why this needs to be brought in like this.
Can anyone advise please if I am following the workflow correctly.
Cheers
Alex

Answer 1

As it turns out, setting this up was simple, one I figured out the "imsimta program" thing.
Here's what I did to get this working.
1. Created the following shell script named "deliver-listserv" in the /var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/site-programs directory:
#!/bin/ksh
#       Script to invoke the LISTSERV lsv_amin command when a
# message is sent to a mailing list.
LISTSERV_HOME=~listserv
LSV_AMIN=$LISTSERV_HOME/bin/lsv_amin
SPOOL_DIR=$LISTSERV_HOME/spool
listAddress=$1
listAddress=${listAddress%+listserv}
if [ "$listAddress" = "" ];then
        exit 1
fi
exec $LSV_AMIN $SPOOL_DIR $listAddress2. Set the permissions of the above script to 755.
3. Added this program to the list of approved programs using the imsimta program command:
imsimta program -a -m listserv -p deliver-listserv -e postmaster -g "%s"4. For each list in question, created a mailbox for all of the addresses required by LISTSERV (in this case, test, owner-test, test-request, test-search-request, test-server, test-signoff-request, and test-subscribe-request).
5. For each of the mailboxes created in #5, set the mail delivery options to run the message using the listserv method defined in #3 by checking the "Enable the following programs" checkbox and specifying "listserv" in the command text box. This sets the following attributes in the mailbox's LDAP entry:
mailDeliveryOption: program
mailProgramDeliveryInfo: listservThat's all it takes. Since I specified the "-g" option to supply the username when the program is called, the string "test+listserv" is passed to my script, where I simply strip off the "+listserv" and then invoke the lsv_amin program to handle the delivery. Darned if it didn't work on the first try!
Bill