Import Access Table into SQL Server 2005

I am using BIDS and have created a OLEDB connection to my mdb file, and a DataFlowTask for the Control Flow, but lost on what to set-up on the Data Flow tab. What do I do to set-up the data flow to import the mdb table to sql server?

Why Execute SQL Task is needed?
Typically the SQL is embedded into the OLEDB Source.
I guess when you were working on the destination you chose to create the table. Then you mapped to it. Why you cannot find it in
options I am not sure. Can you post a picture? The table would be now in the drop down list of tables available, but you supposed not to repeat this step.
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Maybe I am just not fully understanding the link posted - but am trying. Attached are my screenshots 1 of Control Flow Tab and 2 of Data Flow Tab. My process is to take an access table and link it into SQL Server

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