make sure you have set up the linkage on the component or movieclip by right clicking on it and choosing linkage, add a name and check export for actionscript. The use the attachMovie() method. When you attach it you add a new name in the arguments which you then use to reference the movieclip or component, so if you called it myCheckBox you can then assign properties to it like this:
myCheckBox._x=100;
etc.
hope this helps.
Jon
On 17/12/2003, at 1:57 PM, Andrew Mercer wrote:
I am sure this is a real basic thing, but I am having troubles finding any help on it.Jon Bloomer - Web Designer
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I have a component (movie clip) in the library - how do I programmatically add an instance of it to th stage?
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