Exporting file to jpg

Can anyone help please. I have been trying to export my swf
to a jpg. The picture is going to be used for the background to my
site. The dimensions of the image are 1000px by 1 px. I get a
message that I can not export with anything less than 4px width.
Does anyone know a work around? (I don't have photoshop)
Thanks

Hmmm.. Since you dont have Photoshop, im sure you have MS
Paint, =)
open that up, and do some editing in there, maybe that will
let you save your 1px jpg...
Although I have no idea what you could be showing within
1px... =)

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PaintCorrectionActive           : true
PaintCorrectionExposure         : 0.439246
PaintCorrectionSaturation       : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionContrast         : 0.000000
PaintCorrectionClarity          : 0.457077
PaintCorrectionSharpness        : 0.000000
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PaintCorrectionHue              : 240.000000
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PaintCorrectionMaskFlow         : 0.000000
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PaintCorrectionMaskFlow         : 0.000000
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