Resolution compatibility for FullScreen Flash File

[Captn Flash]

I have a few simple questions I cant seem to find the answer for online (looking through a fair few tutorial sites)

Ironically #1:
A close button that works to exit a compiled .swf (turned into an .exe with SWFkit) from fullscreen

using:
fscommand("fullscreen", "true")

#2:
This flash program is an e-book and has to work from resolutions 800 x 600 and onward, since I compiled it on a 1680 x 1050 screen and the images I uploaded (Yes .jpg's) I kept in their high resolution form so that they can be zoomed in on and panned around. Is there a way to optimize the flash so that it doesn't slow down on older computers (As I noticed a lag on an old p3)

Thank you for all your help and I am sorry if this isn't posted in the right section.

[Sgaspar11]

#1

Put this on a button:

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on (release) {
        getURL("javascript:window.close(this)");
}

#2
You can mess around with the publish settings in flash, that might do it for ya...lowering the quality of the publish. But then you might be sacraficing quality for faster speeds.

Other than that there aren't many other ways to optimize a .swf since they are already extremely compressed.