How to Pull File from an Android App

The other day when I tested my Apache Cordova based app, I tried to get a file from my Android phone to test that the file was created correctly by the app. I wanted to copy the file to a location somewhere in my Windows based desktop. Below are the steps of how I do this:
- open a command prompt
- enter 'adb shell', you might need to run this inside a folder that has adb.exe if that is not accessible globally
- enter 'run-as    your.application.name'
- enter 'chmod 777    targeted_File_Path' in order to give full access to the file
So after entering these commands, the command prompt would look like this:

C:\Users\Me>adb shell
shell@zara:/ $ run-as your.application.name
run-as your.application.name
shell@zara:/data/data/your.application.name $ chmod 777 /data/data/your.application.name/files/filename.jpg
data/data/your.application.name/files/filename.jpg                   <
shell@zara:/data/data/your.application.name $ 

- quit the adb shell or open a new command prompt window
- enter 'adb pull    targeted_File_Path    destination_Desktop_Folder'
On command prompt, it will be something like:

C:\Users\Me>adb pull /data/data/your.application.name/files/filename.jpg c:/DestinationDirectory
2097 KB/s (19335 bytes in 0.009s)

References:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13006315/how-to-access-data-data-folder-in-android-device
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/825304/Accessing-internal-data-on-Android-device