Developing a flash website - Resolution

Hi.
I have a website layout of 1920x1080.
What could be my stage resolution (in the swf).
Do I need to set scaleMode?
Thanks.

Do you mean to fit to any browser window size? Then set the Flash object  to 100% x 100% in HTML and choose one of the scale attribute for object/embed: showall, noborder, or exactfit. You'd set stage scaleMode to noScale only if you want to rearrange/resize elements depending on the browser size - you need the event listener and code to rearrange the elements in your AS.
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