It does, but I was able to piece it together with the help of an IRL friend. For those of you still trying to get a handle on this, if you are using windows10 here is what the bind would look like:
/bind lctrl+g bind_load_file "C:/users/administrator/documents/yourcdharacternamehere.txt"
You can bind this to any key you like (I used lctrl+g for my test) and you can use the standard keybinds list (found in the 'Documents') to make a copy and edit it to your likeing. Then slap a character name on it and save it in that same Documents file. BOOM! You can do this with each character so that they can have their own specialty binds. YAY!
-c