Flash file without navigation?

I'm trying to use Encore to create a short swf file *without* the embedded navigation buttons. I have looked through the help (which IMO is terrible), looked online and been all through the options in Encore. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks,
Avian

Not using Encore, no.
Encore is primarily a DVD-authoring tool. It also exports to Blu-ray and Flash, but the usage model of all of its export formats remains primarily DVD-type functionality.
If you want complete control of Flash video, Flash might be the tool that will provide the most control. Expect a steep learning curve, though.

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