IE browser loading status bar

When attempting to load the following page using IE (v6), the
SWF loads fine but the status bar at the bottom of the browser
indicates "1 item remaining....."
http://lakeplacid.com/flash/f/map/lodgingmap.cfm
The status bar will eventually complete, but it's not an
accurate alert.
The movie is fully loaded once the first frame is displayed.
Has anyone encountered this before?
This isn't THAT important, but I've had some complaints from
clients regarding the "misleading" information.
Thanks!

Some of the early workarounds for the recent Internet
Explorer changes (regarding active controls) cause the appearance
of incomplete loading. Flash 8 and Dreamweaver 8 now have officlal
updates that create new JavaScript and HTML publishing code, so
that pages containing SWFs load completely on all browsers, and
don't create the annoying warnings on IE.

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