There are three ways of starting ZShell:
 1. The easiest way:
    Start the file called "ZShell" from Workbench or CLI/Shell.
 2. Put the file called "ZShell" in the C: directory and
    start the file called "ZSH" from Workbench or CLI/Shell.
 3. A bit complicated and only for starting from Workbench:
    Make a startup script (see below) or an empty file with a PROJECT
    icon. Change the default tool to "ZSH" or "ZShell" (better ZSH,
    but then put ZShell in C: ) with the right path. Doubleclicking on
    this project icon will start ZShell and execute this script.
    You can also shift-doubleclick a startup script with ZSH/ZShell.

The first way is recommended for having a quick glance at ZShell,
but if you use ZShell sometimes, the second way is better, because "ZSH"
is about 800 Bytes long and starts the ZShell-resident if possible.
So loading "ZShell" is only necessary the first time you use ZShell
after booting up. Anyway using "ZSH" is fully optional.

Click here to start ->  ZShell 

 Starting from CLI/Shell 

 Starting from Workbench 

 Opening window on own screen 

 Starting using console handlers like KingCON 

 Starting from Hotkey-/Directory-Utilities 

 How to use CON: 

 Errormessages during starting 

 Several notes