Several Thoughts
Snap a picture of the LCD with a digital camera
1: Windows Paint allows adding text (to a blank file) and saving as a JPG.
2: I use Snagit to grab off the screen either as text or raster most 
anything on the screen, and send it many different places including 
clipboard, file (text or jpg, etc.). I use the editor to add text and 
arrows, balloons, etc. to pictures for manuals. It's about $30.
http://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=CuaJ5HknKSoXhAcuKtgep4sj0A-upuZoB8-3Vrw_-nbUKCAAQASC2VCgCUPmHx94EYMmuyIvEpPwPoAHm777_A8gBAaoEHE_QDPKRzyBMERG9-fOpuzyEXEaxXfhLnw9xV28&sig=AGiWqtyqWNvxjP4oIVsG0yQziT_4YQgovQ&q=http://www.techsmith.com/snagit.asp

Bob Blick wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Oct 2009 12:06:45 -0500, "fred jones" <boattow@hotmail.com>
> said:
>   
>> Hi all, I have a strange question.  Does anyone know of a tool that you
>> can enter text and it will export an image of an LCD character display
>> showing that text?  I would like to be able to do something like this for
>> inclusion in a manual on a product utilizling a 2x24 LCD.  Any
>> suggestions are apprecated.  If I have to create something in photoshop,
>> that's what I'll do but was hoping for something quicker than that.
>>     
>
> Hi Fred,
>
> How about dropping in a colored frame and typing inside of it using an
> LCD font? Here's a link to LCD truetype fonts:
>
> http://www.pic101.com/mcgahee/
>
> Cheerful regards,
>
> Bob
>
>   
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