Memory Manipulator V1.00
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Memm does the following things:

-shows the structure of memory allocation
-dumps free or allocated memchunks
-dumps any memchunk
-saves memchunks
-frees allocated memchunks (woop!)
-searches for Strings in memory


Please note that at a multitasking system like the Amiga the memlist can (and will)
change rapidly. The list shown in Memory Manipulator is therefore always a bit old.

If you already had a freezer module and you now miss the memory-dump option then this
program is for you. Unfortunately Memory Manipulator is not resident and is not able
to rip samples and modules out of games.

ATTENTION: freeing memchunks may crash your computer!!! You should only use this option
to kill "dead" programs which allocate memory they don`t need anymore. Please make sure
you know what you free before using this option.


Memm uses a MUI-GUI with the following gadgets:

1. About:			Gives you information about program and author
2. Fast/Chip:		Switches the display between chip- and fastmem
3. free/allocated:	like the above but switches between free and allocated memory
4. the listview:	displays a list with memchunks specified with 2. and 3.
5. Start, End:		here you can specify a memchunk by quoting his start and endaddress
				by typing a 0 for endaddress returns the whole memory-block
6. Find:			opens a window where you can enter a search string either as chars
				or hex. a click on the start-button starts the search
7. Free:			frees the selected memchunk
8. Save:			Opens a filerequester and lets you save the selected memchunk as
				a file
9. Show:			Dumps the selected memchunk into a window.

10. scrollbar:		lets you jump to any address within your block
11. +/-:			jumps to next/previuos page (512 bytes)
12. Address:		you can also enter the address to be shown


Feel free to contact me or my Homepage (with the latest version of Memm):
WWW:   http://rzaix340.rz.uni-leipzig.de/~wir95ccv
Email: wir95ccv@manitu.rz.uni-leipzig.de