Text in Table format

Hi, I am unable to paste my text in Table format from MS Word
like I use to in Dir MX 2004...
Do I need a plug-in now or do I need to do it the long way
round, 1st make the text into HTML then do some scripting in Flash,
export it and import it into Director?
Please help?
http://justkuankuan.bravehost.com/Table.zip

Things I have tried...
Copy the text in MS Expressions/Dreamwaver and importing the
html in Dir, result: text not align.
Exporting text in rtf, html from MS Word, result: error 85,
or -1.
Please Help?

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exception
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Looks like you are passing a string (SELECT * FROM USERS) instead of passing a ResultSet. Try passing a Resultset.

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start-of-selection.
clear:    maildata, mailtxt, mailrec.
refresh: mailtxt, mailrec.
perform build_text_message.
perform build_receivers.
perform send_mail_nodialog..
     Form BUILD_TEXT_MESSAGE
form build_text_message.
maildata-obj_name = 'TEST'.
maildata-obj_descr = 'Test Subject'.
mailtxt = '<html>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '<head>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '<title>Untitled Document</title>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '<meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
Content="text/html;'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = 'charset=iso-8859-1">'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '</head>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '<body>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '<div align="center"><em><font' .
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = 'color="#0000FF" size="+7" face="Arial,'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = 'Helvetica, sans-serif">THIS'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = ' IS A TEST </font></em><font' .
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = 'color="#0000FF" size="+7" face="Arial,'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = 'Helvetica, sans-serif"></font>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '</div>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '</body>'.
append mailtxt.
mailtxt = '</html>'.
append mailtxt.
endform.
     Form BUILD_RECEIVERS
form build_receivers.
mailrec-receiver = '[email protected]'.
mailrec-rec_type = 'U'.
append mailrec.
endform.
     Form SEND_MAIL_NODIALOG
*********************************************************form send_mail_nodialog.
call function 'SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1'
       exporting
            document_data              = maildata
            document_type              = 'HTM'
            put_in_outbox              = 'X'
       tables
            object_header              = mailtxt
            object_content             = mailtxt
            receivers                  = mailrec
       exceptions
            too_many_receivers         = 1
            document_not_sent          = 2
            document_type_not_exist    = 3
            operation_no_authorization = 4
            parameter_error            = 5
            x_error                    = 6
            enqueue_error              = 7
            others                     = 8.
if sy-subrc ><> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
        WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
endif.
endform.[/nobr]
Regards,
Gaurav
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