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Pico_Software  Descripton (simple)
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Various sets of Software exist for the Pico, some 
in MicroPython and some in Basic.  Each group of
software is stored on the Pico computer itself, 
by Thonny, but a copy usually exists.  One
group is called Projects/pix/pico and is 
stored in folder pico_4f31_on_Fla53 on
_Fla53S032G.  A copy has been zipped into
pico_4f31_on_Fla53.7z which exists in the folder
of Article 215 itself.

The whole user section of the uSD drive Fla53S032G
(Desktop and Sandbox) has been backed up onto
Fla58D064G along with many other uSD's.  The revise
folder structure described in Article 214 places
the sandBox in Desktop/a. The whole
user section of Fla53S032G has been zipped up onto
Fla53S032G.7z and stored in folder /e/ of Articles
by Old King Cole, so that it can be included here
in Article 215.  In accordance with the format of 
the IX Software Repository, clicking on the "uppoer"
portion of a module, a simple description is shown. 
But clicking on the "lower" portion of a module, 
the whole code module is made available.  A short 
module is listed in a window.  A long module or
group of modules is usually zipped up (by the
Raspberry) keeping the folder intact.  Zipped
modules can be downloaded.  This mechanism hides
the complexity of the folder structure and greatly
reduces the complexity of the Article, especially
Article 215 which would suffer greatly.  Only 
the user portion of a Raspberry uSD card is backed
up, also in an effort to reduce the work and space
requirements of the back-up procedure.

The Flash drives backups themselves are not stored 
within each Article's folder. Instead they are stored 
in the "e" folder of http://www.ePhotocaption.com .

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