I can switch back to the original app and delete it.
The problem is that if you close the Big App by starting Another Program (by
clicking on a hardware button, for example, or using some program launch
hack), after you switch back to the original app and delete the Big App,
PalmOS will never open the Another Program.

But I guess that's the only solution.

I'm surprised there's no way to axe the built-in launcher app to launch a
program on the card, which would presumably take care of the internals of
copying the app to internal memory and then deleting it.
I'm further surprised that there's no way to tell the PalmOS "when I (a
program) quit, delete my .prc".
I'm even more surprised how much freeware software is written for the Palm
when there seems to be a *lot* of little annoyances like this, i.e., things
that should be easy that are not difficult, but actually impossible.  Coding
in Win32 is about a bazillion times easier.
whine... whine... whine

"Henk Jonas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> It's hard to solve, if the big app isn't yours. If it is, you could just
>    switch to the small app again after the big app finished its work. If
> not, I would rather call it "mission impossible".
>
> Henk
>
> Matthew Henry wrote:
>
> > Now that I think about it some more, this would definitely be useful.
> > If the user was low on storage memory, he might be running a number of
apps
> > from the external storage card, in which case The Big App would be
taking up
> > valuable internal storage memory even when it was not running.  That
could
> > annoy.
> >
> > Matt Henry
>
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