From: Woody Smith (woody_at_bitstream.net)
Date: Sat Jul 10 2004 - 09:37:16 PDT
These applications are in the ROM so they don't use any available
storage memory and very little heap.
On a new eMate you would often have a couple of tour or guide
applications which can be deleted. You can also get a memory upgrade,
sometimes available on ebay or this list and PCBman's upgrade is a good
choice as well.
A non-upgraded eMate is still a very usable Newton and has about 2Mg of
storage ram and about 1 Mg of system memory (heap).
Woody
On Saturday, July 10, 2004, at 10:25 AM, Indigo Kelleigh wrote:
> Howdy, all:
>
> I'm the proud new owner of a gently-used eMate 300, and am dismayed by
> the
> teeny tiny amount of free memory left on this guy. I'd like to remove a
> couple of the apps that I know I won't be needing, particularly the
> Classroom Dock and Teacher Setup. The only thing the manual says is
> that you
> can't delete built-in apps, which these claim to be. I was wondering if
> anyone has found a way around this rule?
>
> Thanks!
>
> (awaiting my serial adapter so I can start putting some more fun and
> productive apps on here!)
>
> -indy
>
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