markg
Many P/PC programs are written without a Exit or Close function, therefore a memory icon to view or stop the running programs is necessary. Even when you hit the x icon in a P/PC program it does not actually shut down the program
(just the program window
), so the software is always running in the background. This is not true of software created for the H/PC, when you hit the x icon or use the Close function in the menu the software actually shuts down.
This is why there is no memory icon to view or stop the running programs - it's not necessary.
Obviously, if you really want that function on your Simpad, this doesn't solve your problem !