Difference between config in administration mode and expert mode

Hi,
We can make changes to FPM-based component configuration via administration mode (SE80, menu bar Web Dynpro Configuration > test > Execute in Administration Mode) or expert mode (user parameter FPM_CONFIG_EXPERT = X), to, for example, add a new tab (main view) to a sap standard application (after enhancing the sap std component config).
I understand that in expert mode any changes are regarded by the system as modifications (as opposed to customisation with administration mode) and hence these modifications could be overwritten by future support pack application. Correct?
Is there any advantage to using expert mode over administration mode, given that expert mode config could be overwritten?
Thanks in advance,
JP.

Hey Baskaran,
Thanks for your reply and further info, I appreciate the dialog between us on this, it helps me and I hope it helps others, as I know from personal experience today that some SAP developers themselves are not clear on the diffrerence.
With regard to your comment "In both ways the modifications are not lost or overwritten" I quote from the fuller explanation on "Fitting Webdynpro..." I posted earlier in this thread, with the excerpt "Changes made in expert mode are modifications that are overwritten when a new release or enhancement package is imported. Expert mode allows configuration for an application to be launched from that application." of particular interest:
"The concrete layout of a Web Dynpro application is determined by the application configuration and the configurations of the embedded Web Dynpro components. These configurations can be adjusted or changed at any time. Floorplan Manager uses the concepts for changing Web Dynpro applications that have been prepared by Web Dynpro ABAP:
Changes to the Web Dynpro built-in and component-defined configurations are stored in administrator mode as delta information in the Customizing layer of Web Dynpro ABAP. Changes in administrator mode are modification-free changes. This is because when a new release or enhancement package is imported, only the Web Dynpro development layer is affected.
In expert mode, changes to the component-defined configurations are stored directly in the Web Dynpro ABAP development layer. Changes made in expert mode are modifications that are overwritten when a new release or enhancement package is imported. Expert mode allows configuration for an application to be launched from that application.
The configuration editor for Floorplan Manager is available to you for making changes. This editor can be launched in the Web Dynpro Explorer or from the runtime of the application. For more information, see Calling Up a the Configuration Editor."

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