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# 2068 Variable Save Trick

After a lot of experimenting, I may have a solution. The “may have” is because the process alters the system variables and, although it seems fine so far, I prefer to test it much more before using it with complete confidence. The process simply involves fooling the computer about where to start saving. Since we only want the variables, we need to make the computer think that the start of the variables is the start of the entire program.