Adding xml to scrolling text window

The problem is, I used this tutorial to make my scroll
window. It seems to coding method isn't the best way to do it, as
it makes it a pain in the *** to update. The guy didn't even put it
in as an actionscript text, I would have to open up the text layer
every time.
I'm trying to modify it, but I'm really new at flash and
kinda stuck..
heres the tutorial (you can view the working example here):
http://www.stilva.com/smooth-scrollbar/
I think its more of a layering issue thats causing me
problems...
anyways, i want to load my text externally into the text
thats inside the mc txthold which is inside the container. How
would I approach this? Please use the link to view the sample and
see the source info.

what the ***, i never get a reply. I must have helped like 5
people on this forum...

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