How to use Putty with Console 2

This post is meant for me to remember when I change my laptop again. 
I love GNULinux but as I am currently working in 100% window only environment, I can’t let go of window yet. I love to do stuffs in Terminal. My choice of terminal in window is Console 2. I don’t want to use CygWin for no reason. I set up a folder for batch scripts and put in window’s path, so that from Console 2, I can do many common tasks. Such as poweroff, vim,curl, nmap, clear, ls, nc, etc.. . When It comes to ssh, I like Putty. Here is how to use putty in Console 2 via @jimueller. 

The following is as it written in his blog. 

1. Download ANSICON (Github Repo) and extract the contents from the x86 or x64 folders to your Console2 installation folder.
   
   I now have the following files in my C:\Program Files\Console2\ directory:
   
   • ANSI32.dll
   • ANSI64.dll
   • ansicon.exe
   • ANSI-LLW.exe
      
2. Open Console2 and create a new tab with the command line:
   

   C:\Program Files\Console2\ansicon.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink.exe" -load aPuttyProfileName

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But I don't want to make new tab just for each ssh profile, I make ssh.bat inside my batch folder and put this one in ssh.bat instead.

@C:\Program Files\Console2\ansicon.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink.exe" -load %*

So whenever i type

 ssh myserver 

it will load my server instantly inside Console 2. Awesome!.