It does actually do that already. In the Query Builder, there's an option in the toolbar to output ASP VBScript. This outputs the query in a recordset and displays an HTML table.
However, after trying this, I just discovered a small bug. When it inserts the SQL statement into the recordset Open() method, it does so without double quotes around it. By adding double quotes around the SQL statement, everything should work ok. This will be fixed for the next release.