 <!--QuoteBegin-Me+Area 51 on August 4th--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td><b>QUOTE</b> (Me &#064; Area 51 on August 4th)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteEBegin-->With that said, it&#39;s time for me to release a little promotion for an upcoming project...<br><br>...so I present to you the <a href='http://icyguy.digibase.ca/temp/DataCopier.exe' target='_blank'>Data Copier</a>.<br><br>Just open a file, specify a start offset (hex), length (decimal, but this includes the 0th byte, so in order to copy, say, &#036;0000-FFFF, you&#39;d need to input &quot;65536&quot;), and destination (hex; you can also check the &quot;End of ROM&quot; to lock the box at the highest offset + 1), and click &quot;Copy Data.&quot;&nbsp; Simple, simple.&nbsp; It should be able to handle &#036;FFFFFF (holy crap, I&#39;m prefixing offsets with a dollar sign) as the highest offset for data moving, but since you&#39;re messing with Genesis ROMs, I doubt you&#39;ll need to move anything up there.&nbsp; :P&nbsp; It might be good for me to expand the range at some point, though...<br><br>Oh, and if it bothers you about missing OCX files, just download <a href='http://icyguy.digibase.ca/temp/comctl32.ocx' target='_blank'>comctl32.ocx</a> and/or <a href='http://icyguy.digibase.ca/temp/COMDLG32.OCX' target='_blank'>COMDLG32.OCX</a>, thanks to the way VB6 loves runtimes.&nbsp; They should go in WINDOWS&#092;system32, I believe.<br><br>NOTES:<br><br>-Be sure to specify a file before telling it to copy data, or it&#39;ll crash.<br><br>-As this is a quick port from a bigger project, I just slapped an &quot;Open File&quot; button on the form and didn&#39;t do any major testing.<br><br>-Be sure to specify the start offset, length, AND destination.&nbsp; Or else.<br><!--QuoteEnd--></td></tr></table><div class='postcolor'><!--QuoteEEnd--><br><br>Thought some of you guys might find a use for this tool, so there you go.  :) 