Right-click anywhere in the Command Prompt window. Choose "Select All" from the resulting menu and then right-click on the area that is highlighted. This action in itself will automatically paste the selected contents to the Clipboard, It is easy enough then to paste the contents of the Clipboard to Notepad or Word for printing.
Alt-PrintScreen will give you just the active window, but it is also a graphic, so can be pasted into a graphic app or HTML message etc. It includes the borders.
There are a lot of free and very cheap utilities which can be used to make print screen work like the key says (i.e. print the screen) or capture the text from the cmd window without having to copy and paste. Several of my custs use Snagit because it also supports full-screen mode.
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