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If starting from CLI/Shell you can specify the name of a script file
(see  EXECUTE ) as an argument which will be executed after starting.
Precede the name with "-s". If there is no name given, ZShell will try
to execute S:ZStart . After "-w" you can specify a window-description.
See  NEWCLI  for more details, it is exactly the same.
eg.     ZSH -sram:hello     {will try to execute ram:hello}
        ZShell              {will try to execute S:ZStart}
        ZSH -sram:hello "-wCON:10/10/90/90/Hi there" {opens this window}

All CLI-Options:
 -Sname (Script): Start script named "name" (default: S:ZStart)
 -Wdesc (Window): Open window with window-description "desc"
 -Ccmd (Command): Start command named "cmd"
 -D     (Detach): Creates its own process (must be last option)
 -N      (Noraw): Switches off the internal command-line-editing
 -Edepth/diplayID/overscan/title (scrEEn): Opens  Public Screen , OS2.0+
 -Hfile   (Help): Determine the file (with path) of the online help (default: S:ZShell.doc)
 -r (not Resident): Testing-stuff (must be first option and lowercase)