Windows .swf plays too small

I've got a website up with a Flash program (Version 4 Flash)
that plays o.k. on the mac but plays about 1/5 size on Windows:
<www.home.earthlink.net/~samward>
Can anyone point to the way to correct this?

Well, thanks to friends I fixed the Windows display to show
up full size, but at the same time lost the scalable flexibility
with the mac. This is accomplished by giving a fixed figure in the
html ID. Now to find a way to add scalability to both Windows and
mac? I like this flexibility in Flash: it allows the viewer to size
the display as desired, and it also centers the display.

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