Exporting to movie - playing on windows pc - breaks sizes of window???

Hello folks,
Supppper weird thread post (I KNOW!) - and sorry about that!
here's the situation - the resolution im working with in Keynote is 800x600 & I tried 1024x...
When i export to movie (because I have a movie clip) and play it on my windows computer, the sides (left & right) of the presentation cut; meaning - they cut into the presentation and don't show some of the stuff..
for example if i have a picture on the far right (in my presentation) well the picture on the far right will not fully show because the frame is cutting the image...
What do i do?
I've tried to export to power point but some of the stuff doesn't quite work such as the efx and so on...
Please help.
thanks,
-Joey

If you don't find a fix there is a workaround that would work but would involve a fair amount of work up front. See this demo page: Opening Item in a New, Precisely Sized Window and this demo page with 9 movies on it which don't load until you click the Play button: PhotoPresenter Animated Slideshow Themes.
You can use any size thumbnail for the image and put the play button on or below it. The movie will then play in its native size. Just a possible alternative.
OT

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