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Subject: "SOLVED" zsh problem on HPUX 11.00
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I "solved" my zsh/termcap problem on our HPUX 11.00 system
by using the brute-force-method:
Installing ncurses-5.0 locally und linking
zsh with these libraries instead of the 
original HPUX-curses library solved the problem.

Nevertheless, thanks to anyone who replied to my mail.