Frame size in finished film

Hi
I have two different sources of footage in one project. One is from a miniDV and has a Frame Size of 720 x 576, the other is from a digital camera that has a Frame Size of 320 x 240.
If I were to use these in iMovie, the exported file would automatically be adjusted so that the 320 x 240 footage fills the screen. In FCE however, it doesn't do that.
I have to edit the footage in FCE so does anyone know if I can adjust settings so all edited footage (ie in the Canvas and Timeline) fills the screen?
Many thanks
Adam

In FCE you can either open the clip in the Viewer and scale it up; or open it in the Canvas, turn on Image+Wireframe and drag a corner to enlarge the image.
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