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I answered a question... but sure I don't store my libraries in port 0. (...but Erable "fixed addreses")
For saving free memory in the main RAM, I store my programs grouped in libraries in ports>=2. So for running a program, just key in its name. Not EVAL is needed. Or use menus...
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I store my programs in port :0:.
I started doing so because someone I gave my programs gave another person [that I didn't approve of] and I started to think of a way to prevent stealing of my programs. It works, because they have to call it out of port :0: and then send it across and then send it back to port :0: because some programs call back programs from port :0: [bit confusing :)] . So if it's not there they'll have a problem. I have in fact written an installation program to transfer my programs to port :0: and it's purged after installation. It looks good when it's being installed and secondly, it makes it very tedious to transfer.