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- MEM.COM, written July, 1987, by Doug Cox in 8088
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- Look at memory (up to 1 meg) on an IBM PC compatible with a monochrome or
- color graphics adaptor screen.
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- Includes the capability to jump to an address, and to find a string of
- characters.
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- Press ESC to quit
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- Press '?' for help screen
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- Cursor location (in hexadecimal) and contents are shown at the top of the screen
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- Arrow keys move the cursor
- Ctrl-Left/Right Arrow keys move the cursor 10 spaces left/right
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- Toggle Scroll Lock ON to scroll screen with Up & Down Arrow keys
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- Press Home to go to left side of screen
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- Press End to go to right side of screen
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- Press Ctrl-Home to go to the top of screen
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- Press Ctrl-End to go to the bottom of screen
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- Press PgUp to go to previous screen
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- Press PgDn to go to next screen
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- Press Ctrl-PgUp to go to beginning of memory
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- Press Ctrl-PgDn to go to end of memory
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- Press Ctrl-F to find a string of up to 8 characters
- (beginning from the beginning of memory)
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- (use the DOS capability of inputting any ASCII character by toggling Num Lock ON
- and then pressing the Alt key along with the decimal number representation
- of any ASCII character on the numeric key pad. When you release the Alt key,
- the graphic representation will be seen after 'Find: ' at the top of the screen
- You can thus find a string of any type of character.)
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- Press Ctrl-L to repeat looking for that string from the current cursor location
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- Press Ctrl-J to jump to any memory location
- (input the address in hexadecimal numbers)
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- If you would like me to make any changes (like eliminating any screen flicker
- when you scroll the screen), you can contact me by modem on the SIGSIG BBS at
- (415)968-7369, or at home (415)949-0624, or by mail at 140 Monroe Dr, Palo Alto,
- Ca, 94306. Doug Cox
-