After you have ADB Install and working, You can use the attached executable to capture the screen. Type ADB devices This will give you a list of devices connected via ADB. If there is more than one, you will need to include the serial number of the device when running the capture program. The Command line parameters are

Option

Description

-s[Serial Number]

Device Serial Number, If more than one device connected

-c

Copy Image to Clipboard

-n

Do Not Display Output Window

-o[FileName]

Save Screen Shot To File

-r

Repeat update of Output Window

Eg. AndroidScreenShot -s6C5800260600C007 –oc:\Screenshot.jpg –n Will create a JPG file of the android screen on a certain device. AndroidScreenShot –c –r This will copy an image to the clipboard of the only device connected and update the screen with the view. AndroidScreenShot –c –n This will just copy the image to Clipbaord of only device connected. Have Fun. Gary                                                                                                         

You can try MyMobiler http://www.mymobiler.com/

You could also try the attached program I got from Pietro Maggi.

Hi All, You can use the Moto USB drivers which are located here :- https://developer.motorolasolutions.com/message/6557#6557 With that you can then use a free tool such as mymobiler

The Android SDK includes a screen capture utility, speak with your Rho TA for assistance in getting ADB configured.  http://devcentral.motorola.com/view/28667/view.aspx  See the doc in this email on setting it up.

Here are steps to screen capture with android SDK: Enable USB Debugging: Settings -> Applications -> Development Connect Android device to your PC via USB cable From \tools, Click "ddms.bat"  Under Device menu, click Screen Capture to capture current foreground screen on the tablet

There is a free utility called MyMobiler. they have an android implementation