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You don't say what goes wrong, but it is almost certainly caused by your iterating upwards through the paragraphs. When you move the text of paragraph zero elsewhere, every paragraph in the story shuffles up a position.

Also, you have two iterations through the same paragraphs inside each other, which must also be a cause of a problem or two.

And, "Story" is the name of an object class (in the move statement). You need to be moving to a particular instance of a story (presumabley myTframe.parentStory.

You should close off the for i loop after the grabbing of the contents -- you could also do away with that whole loop and use:

var myParagraphs = myDoc.stories[0].paragraphs.everyItem().contents

Expect that you've used a terribly confusing name for an array of the contents of the paragraphs. Later in the script you completely forget that myParagraphs is an array of strings and try to refer to it as though it were an array of paragraph references. So make it:

var myContents = myDoc.stories[0].paragraphs.everyItem().contents

Now you should use something like:

for (var j = 0; myContents.length > j; j++) {
myTframe = myDoc.textFrames.add({label:'temp' + String(j)});
myParagraphs[0].move(LocationOptions.after, myTframe.parentStory);
}

At least, that's assuming I know what you're trying to do. Your use of the loop inside the loop was doomed to failure because the second time through the story would be empty.

Hope this helps.

Dave