Pam, All the operating system/Keysoft is in Read Only Memory or ROM. When you do an upgrade, just as we've all been doing with KS7 recently, we're actually burning a new image of the Keysoft application onto permanent storage. The Windows CE operating system uses directories on the KS Disk, as does Keysoft itself, but your actual user data is normally located on the Flashdisk. However, I openly admit that I do use my system disk for data, not in line with HW's recommendation, but only for data which I'm simply reading temporarily and for which I have no care if I lose it! I do keep all worked on items such as documents, databases and address list on either the Flashdisk or CompactFlash card, but you're right, there's loads of space you can use on the system disk so long as you realise that it can be lost if the battery goes flat, or you've had to do one of the major resets. As long as you bear that in mind and don't actually touch the existing directories which the system uses, you can freely use the disk.
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