IPhone High res icon

hi guys,
sorry, iam a new here, and it wouldnt be better place like there.
my question is simple. How can i make high resolution icon and graphic at all to iphone in Flash CS5 ? There is just option 57x57 and when i sync to my iphone it's horrible on iphone 4. please help me!
Thanks you !!!!!

Oh, didn't realise this was a problem for people. I figured this one out a while ago too .
@Colin Holgate - Yep changing the Default.png like this also works.
@Kudelka Vladimir - Add the normal sized iPhone icons as per normal, and then just include the double sized ones in your included files, just like the Default.png. You have to get the filename exactly the same as marianxy stated ([email protected]) or else it won't work

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