Flash movies are usually created at a fixed pixel size set in the
HTML codes embedded in the movie. People have lived with that fact for so many years, but there are some who want to exploit the possibility to create flash animation that can be viewed full screen. Several sites and developers in the flash community have been trying to create websites which uses flash that will take up all the space in a
browser window.
This concept has been considered long ago by flash animators. However, the idea of creating movies and animations that will take up the full screen of the browser was never realized. This is because there is no concrete documentation that can guide animators to
surmount the challenge that comes along with it.
The basic principle of creating a large enough screen is very basic. Just modify the height and width settings in the HTML code used to display flash by the publish setting or do it manually by formulating a code. The problem with this is that only portions of the movie are resized and it gets repositioned when the size of the browser is changed. To truly get the desired result, the scaling and resizing of individual clips must be controlled as a whole.
