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    Senior Member Phonedog911 has a spectacular aura about Phonedog911 has a spectacular aura about Phonedog911 has a spectacular aura about
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    memory editors?

    i've been using some memory editors to look at and mess around with my processes, mostly tsearch, they work, but they dont have too many functions as far as find/replace,etc. i also found some hex editors, winhex(but they require registration for ram editing functionality) and axe advanced editor. axe sucks the memory down so i can view it, but doesnt update the memory so that the process is changed(its supposed to write back to the memory when you save the file, but it has never worked for me). searches for "memory editor", "ram editor" havent turned up anything good. anybody know a nice tool you could recommend to me?

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