r COLOR=BLUE>Ptr as DWORD
Ptr=Make Memory(4)
*Ptr=42
PRINT *Ptr
</FONT></PRE>The above code simply declares Ptr as a DWORD variable, assigns the variable a created area of memory, writes the value 42 into that location of memory and then reads the same address back, the contents of which is to be printed to the screen. You would never use an absolute address to assign a pointer. There are commands such as GET BACKBUFFER PTR and MAKE MEMORY which return such address values. You can only use a standard variab