Bug when splash screen graphic has a space

I dragged a picture for my splash screen that had a space in the file name. When imported into Flash Builder, I immediately got an error:
Description Resource Path Location Type
unable to resolve '@Embed('assets/Picture%20001.jpg')' for transcoding Foo.mxml /Foo/src line 7 Flex Problem
Looks to be easy enough to fix, but it definitely does not do this when the picture file name doesn't have a space in it.

Fixing and will be in the next update coming out soon, thanks for the heads-up!

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