Keynote Sound Help

I's using my new 15 inch powerbook (which I love) to create a keynote presentation for school. I would like to insert a sound file, which is simple enough, however I want it to start about a minute into the song. Is there any way to do this? Thanks in advance for the help.

that I know of, there is no way to do that in keynote 1 or 2, you could trim the audio first in garageband or itunes, or qt pro, or some other audio app.

How do i open a song in itunes? It doesnt seem to want to let me open the song i want to edit.

Microsoft PowerPoint 2004

powerpoint sux compared to keynote,
patmort02, what format is the audio you are trying to use?

Its in mp3 format

and it wont open in itunes? where did you get that file?

Wait...no...not itunes. I meant it wont open in garageband.

it wont open in g band, you need to create a new file, then drag and drop onto garage bands window over a track.

If it's a song you purchased from iTunes, it's in a protected format and you can't edit it in GarageBand.

Not that I would advise this , you could rip it back to MP3 format so that you can edit it.

Thanks for the help so far. I was just wondering how I would go about importing the edited track to keynote. I cut down the start time to where i wanted in itunes, and that works fine for that, however when i import it to keynote, it starts back to the beginning of the song. I then went to garageband and edited it there, however now i cant seem to be able to import the edited file to keynote. Please help.

ok, in garageband, click file>export to itunes I think, then, once in itunes, you can convert it to something else, or find in in your itunes music library folder as an mp3.