Thank goodness for alpha versions! That last alpha (3.0.21a) contained somewhat of a nasty bug that would wipe out sub-extractor patterns. Apologies to anyone negatively affected by that (but thanks for helping us test the bleeding edge version!). The upside is that we’ve made a fix for that in version 3.0.22a of screen-scraper. Please give it a try and let us know of any more trouble. As always, be sure to back up your work before upgrading to an alpha version.
On a happier note, version 3.0.22a contains a number of changes that Mac users should love. I recently migrated to a Mac as my primary machine (one of the best decisions I’ve made, by the way), and I’m especially happy about the new changes we’ve made. screen-scraper finally looks, feels and behaves like a Mac app should. This includes menus, look ‘n feel, and keyboard shortcuts. The last little bit we need to take care of is a screen-scraper icon for the dock. Watch for that in a future version.
Speaking of Macs, this is totally unrelated, but I have to share it, only because I’ve been looking for this since I switched. If you haven’t tried it yet, run, do not walk, to binarynights and download ForkLift. This is easily one of the most useful Mac apps I’ve run across.