Export flash file for a touch screen at 1920x1080 resolution

Hi all,
we are trying to export a flash file at 1920 resolution fron CS5.1 Encore. it does not give an option for this, max is 1280x720.
will we be able to do this if we upgrade to CS6?
what is the best way to get an applitation running for a touchs creen at this resolution?
many thanks!
Alessa

Can't test the encode at the moment, but on the build tab, use "Edit Quality Presets," select F4v, then change the profile to High. If you try 1920 without the change, you are prompted to change the profile/level. I do not know what options work for the flash export. But I was able to set a 1920x1080 preset.
Save the custom preset.
The system automatically applied the custom preset to the build.
Edit: Sorry; this is CS6, but I don't think the ability to edit presets changed. Don't know about the max size.

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