1.) Winkey+R to open the Run dialog box, type Cmd then click OK or press Enter.
Or:-
Create a desktop shortcut, make the Target
%comspec% /t:1f/e:on/v:on/q/k cls & prompt $e$p$g
R.Click on the shortcut and select Properties -
Make the "Start in" C:\
Make the "Shortcut" Ctrl + Alt + C (hold down the Ctrl+Alt+C keys)
Make the "Run" Maximised
Click the Options tab and in "Display options" bullet Full screen.
Cmd.exe can now be opened by either clicking on the shortcut or using your shortcut keys Ctrl+Alt+C
For explanation of Cmd.exe switches enter Cmd/? at the command prompt.
2.) Whilst in the Command Prompt window press Ctrl+Print Scrn - the content of the CP window will be Copied to the Clipboard as plain text (the background will not be copied) and can then be Pasted.
Hope this helps alleviate.
Good luck.
Edit: Note that if you use Shift+Print Scrn a true copy of your CP screen may not be saved>
EG - this is the result from Ctrl+Print Scrn
C:\>dir aga
Volume in drive C is MASTER_C
Volume Serial Number is CCCC-CCCC
Directory of C:\
File Not Found
C:\>dir fred
Volume in drive C is MASTER_C
Volume Serial Number is CCCC-CCCC
Directory of C:\
File Not Found
C:\>cd /d %temp%
D:\Temp>dir jim
Volume in drive D is MASTER_D
Volume Serial Number is DDDD-DDDD
Directory of D:\Temp
File Not Found
This is from Shift+Print Scr:
C:\>dir aga Volume in drive C is MASTER_C Volume Serial Number is CCCC-CCCC Directory of C:\ File Not Found C:\>dir fred Volume in drive C is MASTER_C Volume Serial Number is CCCC-CCCC Directory of C:\ File Not Found C:\>cd /d %temp% D:\Temp>dir jim Volume in drive D is MASTER_D Volume Serial Number is DDDD-DDDD Directory of D:\Temp File Not Found