Override flash player ESC function in fullscreen?

Question

I have a video player (using a video MC created via the
library and pulling in video via NetConnect) that I have set for
fullscreen using the fullscreen actionscript 2.0 code to set the
stage for fullscreen. (seen below). Once the user goes full screen,
then the controllers I built fade out, new fullscreen controllers
show, then hide via mouse movement / key press and the video scales
by 5%.
When a user presses the ESC key they exit via the built-in
Adobe code for the Player. I have a listener set up (code below)
for the ESC key, which functions AFTER someone exits fullscreen
mode. What I need to have happen is that once someone exits
fullscreen mode via the ESC key the player resizes and the original
controls show....without having to press the ESC key twice. Which
is what happens currently = once to exit (Adobe's code), once to
trigger the listener that tells the video and controllers to do
what they should do (my code).
Possible to override this? Create a unique listener for
whatever ESC code that Adobe uses?
Basically I need a way to trigger the show controls / video
resize once a user goes back to normal mode.
Thanks!

Answer 1

yes, this is for a live site. I found that for some reason
Adobe felt the need to block all code in the name of
security...which is fine but they should have at least allowed
something like a listener to trigger another call.
One thing that I thought could possibly work would be
detecting the stage change...although the first attempt I had at
that didn't do diddly. Seems that if I can at least detect that
Stage["displayState"] == "normal"; then something should work.
I looked around on the Adobe Lab sites for people with
"samples" of the fullscreen script and it looks like nobody else
was trying to set up anything similar, i.e. they stuck with the
"ESC" code that was built-in.
So...any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!