Fit to screen

hi...
i have a 2 swf, one is main.swf, and another one is load.swf, the load.swf height and width will be change dynamically but i have to load the load.swf into main.swf, with best fit the screen. how?
my main.swf is 1000x780 and my load.swf more than or less than 1000x780 how can i fit this?
i use to load the load.swf is content_mc.loadmovie("url");

I'm no expert. But try this.
function resizebackground() {
holder._width= Stage.width
holder._height=Stage.height

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