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Once upon a time, it was a bright and sunny day on your computer's Desktop. You, grand high ruler of all things on this computer, decided that you wanted to start up a word processor. But your hands were at the keyboard, and you didn't want to waste time with the mouse.

So, you press Ctrl+Shift+Q to bring down the (drumroll, please ...) Console For Windows!

You type in a command (which you have already set up to link to your favourite word processor) and press Enter.

Note that the Console tries to guess what you want as you type -- which can save you even more time!

And hey presto, here comes your program! Easy as pie!

For this demo, we used the free and open-source program AbiWord. But the Console can be easily set up to open Microsoft Word, or WordPerfect, or any other program on your system for that matter.

P.S. And they all lived happily ever after.

Following that, we have the bind editor, where you can add bindings, modify bindings, or delete bindings. You can also add bindings without starting this editor.

And where would we be without errors? Well, they are a little different to the standard errors ...