"Nesse, Rustin" wrote:
>
> You can write data to the databases of applications STORED in ROM(as
> long as their databases are in the Flash, like how Memo Pad and Address
> Book's databases are), but not to databases actually IN ROM. The only
Memo Pad and Address databases are in Dynamic RAM, not Flash RAM. You probably
know this, but this thread seems to be having a big problem with semantics :).
> thing I've ever thought of doing with ROM databases is using them
> as backup databases or as my own default preference databases (in the
> case that a program's preferences are fiddled with incessantly, or if
> the Palm is hard booted).
>
> -Rus
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