• Choose New Program: Enter the name of the program in the text field next to this button exactly as it appears in its title bar and choose this button to access the program. If the accessed program is restarted at any point, this button needs to be clicked again.
• Start New Search: Clears the current list of memory addresses.
• Delete Selected: Deletes the selected memory addresses in the list box.
• Add Address To List: Adds a memory address to the list from the following text field.
• The Address List: All memory addresses are listed as HEX values. To select multiple items, use dragging, or the ctrl and shift keys.
• Change Selected: Changes the selected memory addresses’ values to the string or number in the bottom text field.
• Search For Value: Searches for the value in the bottom text field through the whole program if there are currently no addresses in the list. If there are addresses in the list, it only searches through those, and removes addresses where the value is not equivalent.
• Bytes and Text Options: Only 1, 2, or 4 byte searches are allowed, and the search value has to be in the proper range of either a signed or unsigned value of that type [-2^(ByteSize-1) to 2^(ByteSize)-1]. Make sure to select the bytes option if you want to search for a number.

Open up Minesweeper in Windows
Select Game/Expert
Open Ram Utility, Enter “Minesweeper” under “Program Here” and click “Choose Program”
Click the Bytes Option
Enter into the bottom text field “99” (Number of current mines) without the quotes and click “Search For Value”
In Minesweeper, select Game/Intermediate
In Ram Utility, change “99” to “40” in the text field and click “Search For Value” again
In Minesweeper, select Game/Expert
In Ram Utility, select the 3 addressed in the list
Change “40” to “5” in the text field and click “Change Selected”
Purposly Lose a game in Minesweeper
When you start a new game with F2 or by clicking the smiley, you only have 5 mines on expert and get to keep the score after you win.

Open up Ram Utility
Enter “Ram Utility” under “Program Here” and click “Choose Program”
Click The Text Option (Default)
Enter into the bottom field “Window Not Found”. This is the default error message when you enter an invalid window title.
Click “Search For Value”
Select the values that comes up
Change the text field to whatever you want (within reason as to not cause a buffer overflow) like “Window Not Found!!”
Click “Change Selected”
In the “Program Here” text field, enter “Fake Window Name” and click “Choose Program” to see the result

I have updated the licensing information across the board for my website and all its projects to the Dakusan License v2.0, a slightly modified version of the Original BSD License.

The Copyright page and all project downloads have been updated accordingly.

Binary and source zip downloads for all Projects now have readme files in them, except as mentioned below.

This only applies to the Draw Image Project in Web Scripts, and not the Directory Manager project (The only project zip file now without a readme).