I've got a question about the following picture:

http://www.ls1m.com/demo/eagle_r1.JPG

This is a resistor on my first attempt at a circuit board, using Eagle.  I 
think I've figured out that the green is the solder pad (on the bottom side, 
I assume), the cross-hatched octagon is the solder flow area, and the yellow 
circle is the drill size.  If that's true, then how can the drill size be 
bigger than the solder pad?  How do I fix it so the hole is smaller or the 
pad is bigger, without building my own library symbol?

Thanks
-Mark

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