Hello.

I'm thinking that here are probably some people who would like to take
screenshots in their tests so i'll write about Win32::Screenshot in
here also.

I've taken over a gem called win32screenshot from Aslak Hellesøy and
released a new version of it after 3+ years.

Since this new version 0.0.4 has a lot of bug fixes and refactorings,
then it's name is "A Complete Overhaul".

http://github.com/jarmo/win32screenshot (see README for usage
examples)

gem install win32screenshot

= 0.0.4 2010-05-27 - A Complete Overhaul
* Fixed a bug where taking of screenshots failed on some sizes of
windows (thanks for the tip from Tony Popiel)
* Blocks should be used when taking screenshots for cleaning up
resources after usage (Aslak Hellesøy)
* Changed library structure - it is now needed to require
'win32/screenshot' (Aslak Hellesøy)
* Replaced Ruby::DL with Ruby-FFI for better VM support and less
segfaults (Jarmo Pertman)
* Added Ruby 1.9.1 support (Jarmo Pertman)
* Win32::Screenshot.window restores window if it's minimized before
taking screenshots and brings it to the foreground (Jarmo Pertman)
* Changed some internal method names (Jarmo Pertman)
* Replaced Test::Unit with RSpec and made specs more robust (Jarmo
Pertman)

PS! This version is not backwards compatible due to different method
names and usage, but upgrading should be relatively easy nevertheless.

Jarmo

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