RS uses Magic SS [L1 ] which is only 8K executable, but produces 276KB .bmp output (so best delete soon) - associated with a hardware button, its operation is pretty nice. I then typically load the mirrored copy (docked) of the .bmp into an image editor and convert it to JPEG there.
MPJ uses CaptCe with a little tclsh script to snap a picture and copy it off his PocketPC. First get the correct version of CaptCe for SH3[L2 ], ARM[L3 ], MIPS[L4 ]. Put the file captce.exe into the root of your PocketPC. You will also need ceexec, cecopy, cedel from Rainer's site [L5 ]. Then use the script below to take a picture, copy it to your desktop and display it. I later than change from a bmp to a jpg with a image editor.
## copy screen - put the correct version of captce (ARM,MIPS,SH3) in the root of your pocketpc
exec ceexec /captce.exe
## wait for picture to be taken (beeps a couple of times)
after 1000
## get picture
set fnd_name {}
set count 0
foreach name [split [exec cedir.exe .] \n] {
if {[file extension $name] == ".BMP"} {
set fnd_name $name
break
}
}
if {$fnd_name == ""} {exit}
puts "Found file: $fnd_name"
exec cecopy ce:/$fnd_name pc:.
puts "Copy file from pocketpc to desktop"
exec cedel $fnd_name
puts "deleting file on pocketpc"
eval exec [auto_execok start] $fnd_name &HZe: also nice: a remote display of the PocketPC screen on the windows desktop:[L6 ]. The download page says it's for english windows desktops only. I tried it on my german windows, and it worked. But you have to start a kind of server on the PocketPC and the client on the windows desktop. Using this tool, a screenshot can be created on the windows desktop easily.
HZe: and another one, which captures the screen from the windows desktop when the PocketPC is connected: [L7 ]