Flash Pro CC Shrinks File Size

Hello.
I'm new to Flash Pro CC, but I like what I'm seeing with the trial version. I'm starting to learn how to create Flash enabled sites with optional HTML5 ability.
I have a 30 megabyte .fla file that I'm converting to an HTML5 Canvas using the command in Flash Pro CC. However, when I do that, it shrinks the file size by half and makes it run slow in a browser. I believe the file shrinking is what's causing the problem.
Is there any way to stop the converting feature from shrinking the file size?
Thanks

Hi,
I don't see the Issue happening.As Kglad mentioned changing the stage size is working absolutely fine.Is it happening with a particular document?? If so, could you please share the document where it is consistently reproducible.
Thanks,
Sangeeta

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