Will my website adjust to different resolutions?

Hello all,
I am new to Flash web design, so bear with me :)
I started to design a web site which stage size is 1152 px x
720 px.
If the users' browsers are set to a resolution that is
smaller than my web site, will all the swf resize itself to appear
entirely in the browser of the user?
And if the users' browsers are set to a resolution that is
BIGGER than my web site, will the swf stretch to adapt to this
resolution?
Thanks :)
Gz

Hey Gz;
I am fairly new to flash as well. But I have noticed that
when you setup your stage you setup a specific size. That size will
be the same for all users. People with lower rez monitors might
have to scroll to see your whole stage while others with higher rez
it will appear smaller on their monitors. However, there might be a
way to make it so the stage is dynamic, but I don't think it
normally is out of the box.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
T

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