SWF grey border when exported

Can someone give me direction on how to take off or change the color of this border? I've opened up html file and can checnge the background color but nothing is there to change the grey border. Any help would be AWESOME!

That old eDocContainer was very simple and fast solution... and there is no feature for changing background.
Why don´t you just download free Trial of eDocker and make your project with eDocManager. Then you can change your background to what ever you like, even texture or photo.... You can download free trial at Adobe Marketplace and use it 3 days for free:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/marketplace/index.cfm?event=marketplace.offering&offeringid=1 7503&marketplaceid=1
Instruction for changing background (PDF´s page 10):
http://www.prepress.fi/eDocker_eng/eDocker_ohje_eng.pdf

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