Write process memory dialog

This dialog allows you to write back a modified memory block to another process. This dialog is shown when executing the "File/Process/Write process memory" command. (On Windows NT/2000/XP, you might need administrative privileges to write to the memory of other processes. Depending on the properties of the selected memory block, writing might not be possible at all.)

1. Process: Shows the process that owns the edited memory block.
2. Base adress: Displays the base address of the modified memory block. This address can be changed to write to a different address.
3. Selected bytes only: Allows you to write only the data currently selected in the editor.
4. OK: Write the memory block.
5. Cancel: Close this dialog without writing the memory block.
6. Help: Show this help topic.