Annoying white border

When I create a shape on the stage using the rectangle tool,
I get an
annoying 1 pixel white border around the shape. If I resize
the image in
the Properties window, the white border retains the original
size even
though I've resized the rectange.
If I test the movie it's still there. what is this and how
can I get rid of
it?
Craig

I ended up clicking on each of the four segments of the
border and deleting
them. There has to be an easier way.
"xm night rider" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:fr9lpq$422$[email protected]..
> The top color in your tool bar is the border color.
Select it and choose
> the box with the red line, this will make it blank.

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