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 The read-only memory module (ROM module) is very similar to the [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md), in that it stores 256 8-bit values for later retrieval. Access to the stored values works the same way as with the [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md).
 
-However, the ROM module *cannot* be written to from another module. To program a ROM module, hold it in your hand and use it on an installed [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md). The current state of the [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md) will then be stored in the ROM module for later retrieval. Alternatively, use a ROM module while holding it in your hand to manipulate stored values manually. Very, very carefully.
+However, the ROM module *cannot* be written to from another module. To program a ROM module, hold it in your hand and use it on an installed [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md) while sneaking. The current state of the [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md) will then be stored in the ROM module for later retrieval. Alternatively, use a ROM module while holding it in your hand to manipulate stored values manually. Very, very carefully.
 
-This can be quite useful for initializing a TIS-3D system automatically, and for the creative can open the way for much larger and complex programs.
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+Inversely, regular use of a ROM Module on an installed [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md) will copy the contents of the ROM Module into the [RAM module](random_access_memory_module.md).
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+This can be quite useful for initializing a TIS-3D system automatically, and for the creative can open the way for much larger and complex programs.