Html from flash 9 WAY different than flash MX

Does flash 9 do something majorly different with ActiveX or
something?
After "publishing" a flash 9 slide show to html, it shows NO
swf content in dreamweaver. Yet this show plays. Problem is, it
wont align and now there is no alignment options, even tho the code
says center.
There is also a lot of code for accessibility, and detecting
flash player #?
Can I "downgrade" this show to flash MX? It wont open in
Flash 9 (CS3) now so i can't just do it the old way.
It's all action script 2
Anyone?

in flash cs3 create AS2 document instead of AS3

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