Flash file 1920x1080 (touchscreen) compressed to website version 945x532

Hi
We have create a flash file for both Touchscreen TV and Website.
The document frame is is 1920x1080 however we would like to export the project so it can be seen on the website at the correct compression.
Is there a way to export the SWF to the required 945x532.
I know how to export it in the HTML however this reads the same SWF that is still too large in file size (not web friendly).
I could pull the compression down to say 10% before exporting the SWF however there must be a better method.
Thanks
Craig

Thanks Iranten however my problem is not scaling the swf size as I can change that in dreamweaver or directly from flash by specifying the frame size.
I am trying to find out what the best method for scaling down the frame size and compression with in flash.
My current project is 1920x1080 and the images are all high resolution so they look good on the touchscreen.
I am wondering if you can reduce the frame size in flash and export the SWF file out compressed as a web version.
In short to avoid having to recreate the whole project in a smaller version for the web.
I hope this makes sense.. been working all day and my head is starting to spin out...

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