Apple Soundtrack Pro 3 - Manual (Page 427)

The Save dialog appears.
3 In the Save dialog, enter a name for the file, then navigate to the location where you
want to save it, then click Save.
An audio file project is created with the name you entered.
4 Choose File > Save a Copy As (or press Command–Control–S).
The Save dialog appears.
5 In the Save dialog, navigate to the location of the original file, then select the file.
6 Choose the type of the original source file from the File Type pop-up menu.
7 Click Save.
8 Choose File > Save As (or press Command–S).
The Save dialog appears.
9 In the Save dialog, navigate to the location of the original audio file project.
10 Select the Update Flat Copy checkbox.
11 Click Save.
Every time the audio file project is saved, a new copy of the flat file is saved at the same
time.
Using Exported Audio Files with Other Applications
You can open an audio file exported from Soundtrack Pro (a project mix; an exported
track, bus, or submix; or an audio file project) in any application that supports audio files.
If you save an audio file project as an AIFF file or a QuickTime movie, a link is included in
the AIFF file or movie, letting you reopen the project in Soundtrack Pro and make changes
to action settings and other edits.
If you export a saved multitrack project using File > Export, a link is included in the
exported file, letting you reopen the multitrack project in Soundtrack Pro and make
changes. The project must have been previously saved at least once before you export
the project mix.
When you reopen the exported file, a dialog appears, asking if you want to open the
audio file or the original project. In the dialog, click Open Project.
The multitrack project opens in the Soundtrack Pro Timeline so you can continue working.
When you are finished working in Soundtrack Pro, be sure to save the multitrack project
before exporting a project mix so your changes are retained.
427 Chapter 19 Using Soundtrack Pro with Other Applications