How to make a stage resolution in 6800x768 pixel?

Hi
I am trying to make a panorama presentation (running across 5 screens of 1360x768 pixels each) and therefore I would like to make a stage resolution in 6800x768.
Flash CS4 Pro says no: max resolution 2880x2880 pixels. Is it in any kind of way possible to make a work around so I will be able to get the requested resolution for my panorama animation/presentatrion.
Thanks in advance
Jek

Flash does not support stage size greater than 2880 px. I guess you can set the stage to 1360x768 px and load images outside the stage which will not be visible to user. on mouse over you align the images to experience panoramic view. You can look for tutorials online.
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