Re: import -frame doesn't get the window contents

A while ago I asked about import -frame not working any more:

Akkana Peck writes:
> [email protected] writes:
> > > import -frame
> > 
> > Try
> > 
> >   import -screen -frame screen.png
> 
> Thanks! It works with -screen (both 6.4.5 and 6.5.3-10).

duc.sequere.aut.de.via's workaround is sometimes working for me,
but not consistently. Sometimes it shows portions of the window
as black (as though they'd been covered with a menu or another
window, but they weren't), but I can't reproduce that reliably.

But the other problem is that if I import to png, as in the
example above, I often end up with a png that includes a layer
offset, and some problems have trouble dealing with that.
If I load it in gimp, I get a canvas the right size containing
a layer that's offset so I can't see all of it. "Fit canvas to
layers" cures the problem -- but I never used to need that
extra step to use my PNG screenshots from imagemagick.

	...Akkana