A new release of OCRA is just out of the oven, with a couple of small but important fixes for some installations. The win32-api is no longer required, and OCRA uses the WIN32API instead for now. This is more portable across Ruby version. Also, the stub code no longer sets GEM_HOME, but rather GEM_PATH instead. This should still allow gems installed in a non-standard directory to work with OCRA, while not messing with default Gem paths, especially on Ruby 1.9.1.