Warning message in full screen mode

Hi everyone
I have produced a document in InDesign that contains sound. The PDF of this is designed to automatically open in full screen mode. When a user clicks on the sound button nothing is heard. I come out of full screen mode and there is a yellow bar warning me about the sound in the document and if it should play it.
My question is does anyone know whether this warning message can be shown when the user is viewing the PDF in full screen mode or if it can be disabled?
Many thanks
Darren

Hi there
I am running Windows Xp and Acrobat 9 Pro. I have placed the file in InDesign as a WAV. As an interim solution I have removed the sound from InDesign, converted to MP3 and placed it in using Acrobat. I am not getting the warning now - would this also be your advice or is there a better solution?
I find it strange that you can only place WAV files into InDesign and only MP3 into Acrobat - do you know why this is?
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