1. The for loop is not quite right. The easiest thing to do would be to utilize the "count" variable which gets set in the getfile -m command.


2. You try to use the worksheet -s command option with column names. This command accepts only numbers. To get the column number associated with a particular column name, use the colnum() function. To express the value of the colnum() function in a command, enclose it in $().


3. The save -bs command has the [B] option in it. This option should be entered as simply B, not [B]. The square brackets are used in our documentation to indicate that the setting is optional. They aren't actually part of the command.


4. The save -bs command creates a command error no matter what you do. This is a bug which was addressed in Origin 6.1. To avoid this bug in earlier versions, place the save -bs command in a separate section in an OGS file.

// begin script

[main]

worksheet -e ASCII;
getfile -m *.cv;
for(ii=1;ii<=count;ii++)
{
  getfile -g ii;
  open -w %A;
  %B=%H;
  worksheet -s $(colnum(B)) 0 $(column(B)) 0;
  worksheet -p 200;
  run.section(,savebmp);
  window -c %H;
  win -a %B;
}

[savebmp]

save -bs %H file$(ii).bmp 400 300 B;

// end script