Windows Media Player size

Hi, I am new to Labview software
and I am currently using it for my project, and I try to embed Windows Media Player on it. However, the size always changes depend on the video size that it plays. My question is: How can I size the WMP, so that eventhough I play the 800x600 pixels it will just stay in in original size?
Thanks
Solved!
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Just create a property node, and set it to all write, put in values and your control will be limited to what size you have put in.
LabVIEW 8.2,8.6,2009...still learning
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