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Well, 720 is 2D0 hex, or in code the byte order will probably be reversed: 00 2D. If you have a dissassembler then you could just search for a JE 2D0, ( or whatever the instruction for 'jump if equal' or 'jump if greater' is - just look for 2D0 as an operand somewhere) and change 720 to whatever you want and try it and see what happens. You might get lucky.

Presumably someone could do better than this, but no one bothered.

Don't know what Christian Graus, the "Microsoft MVP" was talking about. A microsoft binary will be loaded with tons of symbolic info, basically all the SDK calls the program is making, which you can redirect wherever you want.

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Basically, its a matter of downloading a dissasembler for the processor. Then, understanding the assembly instructions. It may be that a buffer has to be reallocated to a larger size as well. I'm sure you couldn't just change a value from 720 to 7200000 and expect memory to be there for it to write to. But 720 to 1000, maybe. This is all off the top of my head.



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