In a Client/Server environment, a client PC is often the workstation of choice. It is very common to let such client PC's borrow computer time from a host to do certain tasks, such as delivering database records to a presentation program. You use the workstation as a front end to a host computer.
The PC is also used for common tasks such as word processing and spreadsheet calculations, which are performed locally on the workstation. Suppose one is working in an accounting program (on a host) and a certain standard letter has to be edited. One would need to start the workstation's word processor to edit a document and to print it.
It would be nice, however, to have the host program start the word processor with a certain document or to have the host program print a letter using the workstation's capabilities to do so. WindowsEnabler offers a unique solution to this problem by providing you with commands to start programs on a computer, running the Microsoft Windows operating system: