How to display an HTML file in text Area?

I am trying to display an HTML formated file in text area component using Action 3.0. The following script does not generates compiler errors, each function seems to be executed yet the file is not displayed. When trying the same code with myCV.txt and myCV_TA.text = (loader1.data) the text file is displayed OK. Flash MX and actionscript 2.0 had handled that differently but with success???
( myCV_TA is the text area component)
Thanks
var loader1:URLLoader =new URLLoader();
loader1.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,displayText);
textload("myCV.html");
function textload(file:String)
loader1.load(new URLRequest(file));
trace("in textload");
function displayText(e:Event)
myCV_TA.htmlText = (loader1.data);
trace("in displaytext");

hmm.. never tried to use an .html file like that in flash, what's inside that file? text with images tables and so on? the htmltext property supports only a few HTML tags, maybe it's not working because an unsupported tag has been detected.

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