Size, shockwave and save me

I am trying to fix a webpage in Dreamweaver...I am very
new..I have no idea how to build, but I was told to build pages
changing my screen reso to 800x600......is that true? (who had that
idea? why do you have to build in that? sorry too many questions!)
So I made a table that was 800x600. I want to fit this
shockwave thing I made in Director essentially as my webpage, but
the shockwave file is bigger than 800x600, its roughly
1000x700....why can I not resize that? It will only show part of my
file. Plus for some reason there is a white area around the
shockwave. But in Director there is nothing white..it is cut to the
edge.
I took a "print to screen" snapshot..
http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/stella1251/?action=view&current=webprob.jpg
It is only part of the page..showing the bottom corner..see
the white area around the highlighted box for the "click to
activate"? I don't know why that is there :(
Any help would be greatly appreciated..thanks for listening.

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