Margins are not being set in the doc/docx format of BIRT reports

  Fixed this issue by fetching the user values and settting the table
width and margins based on those values.
  For background volor, color code was missed for orange color. Added
that also.

engine/org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.emitter.wpml/src/org/eclipse/birt/report/engine/emitter/wpml/writer/AbstractWordXmlWriter.java

@@ -226,11 +226,11 @@ public void startTable( IStyle style, int tablewidth, boolean inForeign )
 	{
 		writer.openTag( "w:tbl" );
 		writer.openTag( "w:tblPr" );
-		writeTableIndent( );
+		writeTableIndent( style );
 		writeAttrTag( "w:tblStyle", "TableGrid" );
 		writeAttrTag( "w:tblOverlap", "Never" );
 		writeBidiTable( );
-		writeTableWidth( tablewidth );
+		writeTableWidth( style, tablewidth );
 		writeAttrTag( "w:tblLook", "01E0" );
 		writeTableLayout( );
 		writeTableBorders( style );
@@ -289,14 +289,25 @@ private void writeTableWidth( int tablewidth )
 		writer.closeTag( "w:tblW" );
 	}
 
-	private void writeTableIndent( )
+	private void writeTableIndent( IStyle style )
 	{
 		writer.openTag( "w:tblInd" );
-		writer.attribute( "w:w", 0 );
+		writer.attribute( "w:w",
+				WordUtil.milliPt2Twips( PropertyUtil.getDimensionValue( style
+						.getProperty( StyleConstants.STYLE_MARGIN_LEFT ) ) ) );
 		writer.attribute( "w:type", "dxa" );
 		writer.closeTag( "w:tblInd" );
 	}
 
+	private void writeTableWidth( IStyle style, int tablewidth )
+	{
+		int leftSpace = WordUtil.milliPt2Twips( PropertyUtil.getDimensionValue(
+				style.getProperty( StyleConstants.STYLE_MARGIN_LEFT ) ) );
+		int rightSpace = WordUtil.milliPt2Twips( PropertyUtil.getDimensionValue(
+				style.getProperty( StyleConstants.STYLE_MARGIN_RIGHT ) ) );
+		writeTableWidth( tablewidth - leftSpace - rightSpace );
+	}
+
 	protected void writeBorders( IStyle style, int bottomMargin, int topMargin,
 			int leftMargin, int rightMargin )
 	{

engine/org.eclipse.birt.report.engine/src/org/eclipse/birt/report/engine/emitter/EmitterUtil.java

@@ -582,6 +582,8 @@ else if ( color.equalsIgnoreCase( "Fuchsia" ) )
 			return "FF00FF";
 		else if ( color.equalsIgnoreCase( "Maroon" ) )
 			return "800000";
+		else if ( color.equalsIgnoreCase( "Orange" ) )
+			return "#FFA500";
 		String[] values = color.substring( color.indexOf( "(" ) + 1,
 				color.length( ) - 1 ).split( "," );
 		String value = "";