* You can start ZShell from within the Startup-Sequence. After ending
  ZShell the Startup-Sequence will continue. If you use "ZShell -d" in
  the Startup-Sequence, it will continue and a ZShell will pop up.
* If you would like a scrollbar, try CB (ConBuffer) from
  Aminet/util/shell/conbuffer11.lha . A bit old, but it works.
* You can rename "ZSH" as what you like, but do not rename "ZShell"
* If you start ZShell from the Workbench-Menu "Execute Command",
  you can close the window after ending ZShell with CTRL-  or
  doubleclick the close-gadget.
* ZShell and ZSH are PURE (see  RESIDENT , PROTECT ).