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  1. Jul 26th, 2005, 01:58 PM #1
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    [Advanced] Incorporating Memory Editing

    Ok, this is a pretty advanced question :P

    Ok, I'll start with an example. A program I use is Artmoney (http://www.artmoney.ru), which is a memory editor. With it, you select a process that is running on your computer, then you search for values that are located in the memory, and edit them. For example, you can search for: Integer, Float, String, text, pointer, or ALL.

    Now, I was wondering if well, 1. If there was a tutorial for anything like this, and 2. If I could incorporate something like this into my program, but instead of being able to select a process, it would only search through the process my program creates.

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    Re: [Advanced] Incorporating Memory Editing

    ^ bump ^
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  3. Jul 26th, 2005, 09:52 PM #3
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    Re: [Advanced] Incorporating Memory Editing

    I'd suggest looking into the ReadProccessMemory, WriteProccessMemory, and CopyMemory API functions.

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