10g Xe 4Gb data size limit

Hi All,
I have read the I can load only 4Gb data on my 10G xe database.
Is the 400Mb default allocation of system tablespace (data dictionary) included here?
I mean 4gb less 400Mb is my new data size limit?
Thanks a lot

The user data storage limit is 4 GB. 5 GB includes system tablespaces. Here is the exact text that is printed on the web page under Administration >> Storage -
+"Oracle Database Express Edition is designed to provide users with 4 GB of user data storage. Physical storage is limited to a database size of 5 GB of total overall size. This includes the system tablespace, but excludes temporary and rollback. You can compact storage by clicking Compact Storage in the Tasks list."+

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