Last week, we discussed the best practices when it comes to relocating your software from the internal memory to a (often) much bigger storage card.

 

This week, we will look at how you can utilize Pocket Mechanic Professional to relocate some (or all) of the data that is stored in your device.

 

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History

The FAT filesystem was created by Bill Gates and Marc McDonald in 1977 for managing disks in Microsoft Disk BASIC. In August 1980 Tim Paterson incorporated FAT into his 86-DOS operating system for the S-100 8086 CPU boards; the filesystem was the main difference between 86-DOS and its predecessor, CP/M.

 

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Pocket Mechanic Professional includes a handy feature called Relocate installed software which enables you to free up (much needed) memory on your Pocket PC and utilize your storage card as the primary location for installed applications. Normally, when you move applications to a storage card, without reinstalling the software, you end up with dead shortcuts, remnants of files and very often, applications that are not usable anymore, that is why this relocate feature was developed:

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