Full screen flash pop up.....that is centered...Help?

Here is the deal.
I would like to create a flash popup that creates a browser
window that goes fullscreen. Not the fullscreen that takes over the
whole screen, and you need to esc to get out. But fullscreen so in
a window that has no toolbars, search bar, etc.
That's the first challenge. Within that window, I have a
flash file that is 1100 x 700. I would like to have that swf
centered both vertically and horizontally. I would also like to
have the background of that file extend to all sides....so that I
can change the color of the background. To accomplish this I used
this link and modified the file that came with it...
http://www.kirupa.com/developer/mx2004/fullscreen.htm
The problems that i have run into are the following... I
thought I had it working with this...
http://www.leereedy.com/test/splash.html
It was working on Internet explorer....automatically
launching a full screen pop up. But it doesn't even work on safari
or firefox. I was using a code that I got from some pop up java
code generator.
Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do? I've been
wrestling with this for so long. I want it to just go away. If you
could impart your wisdom on me, and or post an fla, or html
file....that would be amazing.
Thanks.

Does "my game" mean you wrote that game? <br />
If so, see this: <br />
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript
If not, see the support desk for that game as it isn't completely compatible with Firefox based upon those error messages.

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