diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 4560c95dc..7d410e9cf 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -47,14 +47,14 @@ There are, basically, two flavors (both with identical capabilities):
 
  - For Windows you can download de win32 executable (Windows .exe zip package) version. 
 To install just uncompress it in a directory of your choice.
-The main executable is `zxb.exe` (more on this later). With this toolchain
+The main executable is `zxbc.exe` (more on this later). With this toolchain
 also comes `zxbasm.exe` (the assembler) and `zxbpp.exe` (the preprocessor), but these 
 are not needed when programming in BASIC.
 
  - For Linux and Mac OSX there is a python version, so you will need a python
 interpreter (available on many platforms, and usually already installed in Linux and Mac OSX).
 Just uncompress it in a directory of your choice and installation is done. :-)
-The main executables are `zxb.py` (the compiler), `zxbasm.py` (the assembler) and `zxbpp.py` (the preprocessor).
+The main executables are `zxbc.py` (the compiler), `zxbasm.py` (the assembler) and `zxbpp.py` (the preprocessor).
 You can use this version in Windows, but will need to install a python interpreter first.
 
 ##### Examples
@@ -70,17 +70,17 @@ QUICK START
 -----------
 
 For a quick start, just open a terminal in your PC in the same directory you uncompressed ZX Basic
-and type `zxb` (on Windows) or `zxb.py` (OSX, Linux). You should see a zxbasic message like this:
+and type `zxbc` (on Windows) or `zxbc.py` (OSX, Linux). You should see a zxbasic message like this:
 
 ```
-usage: zxb [-h] [-d] [-O OPTIMIZE] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] [-T] [-t] [-B] [-a] [-A]
+usage: zxbc [-h] [-d] [-O OPTIMIZE] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] [-T] [-t] [-B] [-a] [-A]
            [-S ORG] [-e STDERR] [--array-base ARRAY_BASE]
            [--string-base STRING_BASE] [-Z] [-H HEAP_SIZE] [--debug-memory]
            [--debug-array] [--strict-bool] [--enable-break] [-E] [--explicit]
            [-D DEFINES] [-M MEMORY_MAP] [-i] [-I INCLUDE_PATH] [--strict]
            [--version]
            PROGRAM
-zxb: error: the following arguments are required: PROGRAM
+zxbc: error: the following arguments are required: PROGRAM
 ```
 
 Create a text file with the following content:
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Create a text file with the following content:
 
 Save it as `hello.bas` and finally compile it with:
 ~~~~
-zxb -taB hello.bas
+zxbc -taB hello.bas
 ~~~~
 
 If everything went well, a file named `hello.tap` should be created.