HI,
I'm writing a graphics program that records mouse moves into virtual memory. I have a few questions I'm hoping someone might know the answer to:

1.Is there a way to turn up the users virtual memory to maximum when the program initializes and reset it back when done?
2.Can I utilize some other form of memory that bypasses the system settings?
3.If I write the mouse move positions to a text file can I dynamically change properties of objects in this program as if I'm writing direct to the VB editor without loss of performance?
4.(Related to question 3)Is there a way to dynamically write script and place it in VB during a programs run time?

Any help on any question will be appreciated. What I'm really looking for is to write and store modules of VB programs inside or outside of VB so they can be writen(most important), called, and utilized during the program's run time.