Getting image viewer to fill an APDIV

Please t
ake a look at these links:
http://www.chuckland.com/doa_art/doa_home2.html
http://www.chuckland.com/doa_art/doa_home3.html
As is probably clear, I am trying to make the images in the center DIV automatically cycle.
In home 2 I used a FlevOOware extension, Trans slideshow. The problem is that the images don't change at regular intervals. It's not bad, but it's not what I'm shooting for.
In home 3 I used the Flash Image Viewer. The images change perfectly but I can't get the Flash Viewer to fill the DIV . . . I'm using the same images I used in home 2.
Can somebody tell me either A) How to fix the FlevOOware extension or How to make the Flash Vierer fill the screen or an entirely different way to do this.
Thanks for your help.
Chuck

Thanks for the quick answer!
It does not work.
I can only see a very thin horizontal like. The image gets "compressed" to about 3 pixel and the line is as long as the image is wide (so no vertical sizing as well).
I tried it with WinXP SP3 and IE8.
I tried it with WinXP SP3 and IE6.
I tried it with my own PC via VPN to make sure its no nasty setting to our company desktop and I have only Windows, Office, SAP GUI on it. Nothing else.
Always the same result. As soon as I set the height of the image to 100% I get only a thin horizontal line.
You were able to accomplish. So I tried FireFox portable - and it works!
My lesson learned is that a picture can only be re-sized to a smaller size but not expanded. Thats no problem, I could use a 1600x1200 pixel graphic and then its made smaller.
But we have to use IE because thats the companies standard and SAPs as well.
We have the application running on a NetWeaver 2004s BI 7.0 machine. No EHP1. System got latest patches 3-4 month ago.
I cant believe that the SAP machine is the problem, because FireFox renders the graphik the same as your screenshots show.
Do you have any idea what the problem could be? Or could it be some kind of customizing/parameter problem within SAP? I have the problem since over 1 year and always thought its just a bug getting solved somewhen by a patch...

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