How to change aspect ratio on shockwave

Hi guys,
I need your help. I cannot find the answers by how to change the aspect ratio on shockwave. Please can someone help me how I can change aspect ratio on shockwave??
Thanks

Just like this one:
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[IMG]http://www.photo-dvd-maker.com/img/howto/original_16_9_to_4_3_fill.jpg[/IMG]
Is it possible to change the aspect ratio on the propert?? if so, which property that I should use to change the video frame??
Thanks

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