Image Recognition Web Test Plugin 4.31

Whats new in version 4.31:
Added Image Recognition Technology

Publisher review:
The Image Recognition Plugin is a powerful add-on that uses machine vision technology for web testing sites that contain non-HTML elements. The Plugin supports Flash applets, Java applets, Movie Player Applets, ActiveX, and all other controls.

The Image Recognition Plugin is the world's first technology that allows you to automate and test web sites using images instead of cumbersome X/Y coordinates. It relies only upon the images that are rendered in the browser, regardless of the technology that created them. Simply give the software information about a button or an image, and you can use the button in your macro commands. The program will find and click the button, even if it is in a different location or has changed colors.
Requirements:
Win 98 or better

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
30 day trial

Release notes:
Major Update

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