This actually is more than just snooping RAM. Some of the programs below snoop system information: the CPU, the IRQs, programs in memory, etc

• Most DOS versions and Windows versions include the program MSD.EXE. It will allow you to see just about everything except RAM and the HD.

• If you have a version of Symantic's Norton Utilities, use Disk Editor and System Info.

• DOS and Windows include the program DEBUG.EXE (included with all versions except DOS 5) or DEBUG.COM. This is the ultimate command line interface with RAM. But better print out the directions first, this program is really obscure.

• Find LIST.COM (on the internet, at UIArchive, Simtel, Garbo, etc). It allows looking at the innards of any program, in alphabetical or hex versions. It is also the world's fastest file lister.

• If you use QEMM upper memory manager, use MFT.EXE to look at things, either in Windows or DOS.

• Use "mem" from the DOS command-line prompt. Do "mem /?" first to see what parameters are available.

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