OK - I tested this a bit further - make sure it's 'top left' and not
'topleft'. Once I did that, and selected the bitmaps on stage, it created
clips from all with no problem.
If you still have issues let me know.

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LindnArden - 07 Jul 2008 20:55 GMT
Still no joy sadly - (I have it as 'top left') - I get a message, for each
bitmap file, saying 'The name Yellow_03 is taken' or whatever name the bitmap
has, which then results in the same error message in the Output box.....
DMennenoh **AdobeCommunityExpert** - 08 Jul 2008 03:50 GMT
Hmmm. I could get it to produce that error when there was already another
clip by the name it wanted to make. The script removes the .jpg portion, so
if you have xx.jpg on stage, it'll make a movieClip named xx in the library.
If there's already a clip named xx you'll get that error.

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LindnArden - 08 Jul 2008 06:20 GMT
The odd thing is that there is nothing else in the library except the bitmaps....
LindnArden - 08 Jul 2008 07:57 GMT
I couldn't get it to work but I found another script on the net (below) which
does seem to work. The next step is to try and understand what the hell the
script means......
:confused;
thanks a lot for your help Dave - I'm sure I'll be back.
var dom = fl.getDocumentDOM();
var lib = dom.library;
var newSel = [];
var selItems = lib.getSelectedItems();
for( var i=0; i<selItems.length; i++ )
{
var s = selItems[i].name.split( "." );
var nameId = s[ 0 ] + "_mc";
lib.addNewItem( "movie clip", nameId );
lib.editItem( nameId );
var tl = dom.getTimeline();
tl.layers[0].name = "L1";
lib.addItemToDocument( {x:0, y:0}, selItems[i].name );
newSel[0] = tl.layers[ 0 ].frames[ 0 ].elements[ 0 ];
dom.selectNone();
dom.selection = newSel;
var mat = dom.selection[0].matrix;
mat.tx = 0;
mat.ty = 0;
dom.selection[0].matrix = mat;
dom.selectNone();
dom.exitEditMode();
}