To right-align text within a DIV, use "text-align: right".
To put a DIV (or applet) to the right of the "column" and have your text float around it, use "float: right". You can use a <br clear="right"> or, better, an HTML element styled with "clear: right" to get "below" the right-shifted box.
CSS really is the way forward, you know. You should make that learning investment. Give your applets or the containing DIVs classes, don't use "style=". you can hold your class definitions in the same file for testing but as soon as you develop more than one page, keeping your CSS file separate will make things so much easier. Make class names that have meaning - you can literally create "classes" of HTML elements that need the same kind of treatment.
For an awe-inspiring look at what can be done with CSS, see the CSS Zen Garden, "http://www.csszengarden.com/";. The same HTML (raw form: "http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=none";) is made to look dramatically different using only CSS and (large amounts of) images referenced by the various CSS contributions (not the HTML). Click through some of the designs for relaxation. :-)
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