---
title: "Memory Scope"
id: 13286
type: "product"
slug: "memory-scope"
url: "http://localhost/product/memory-scope/"
markdown_url: "http://localhost/product/memory-scope.md"
published_at: "2019-11-30T01:31:40+00:00"
modified_at: "2026-03-22T13:34:22+00:00"
author: "David Anderson"
featured_image:
  url: "http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/20230809-041332.jpg"
excerpt: "Memory monitor. Enter a starting address and the screen is filled with that second of memory in character form. Interactive cursor highlights a memory location and the value of that location is shown in hex, binary and decimal. Directly edit memory contents."
category:
  - name: "Programming"
    slug: "programming"
    taxonomy: "category"
    url: "http://localhost/category/software/programming/"
post_tag:
  - name: "Bonnie & Clyde Software"
    slug: "bonnie-clyde-software"
    taxonomy: "post_tag"
    url: "http://localhost/tag/bonnie-clyde-software/"
  - name: "TS 1000"
    slug: "ts1000"
    taxonomy: "post_tag"
    url: "http://localhost/tag/ts1000/"
model:
  - name: "Timex/Sinclair 1000"
    slug: "ts-1000"
    taxonomy: "model"
    url: "http://localhost/model/ts-1000/"
genre:
  - name: "Programming"
    slug: "programming"
    taxonomy: "genre"
    url: "http://localhost/type/programming/"
  - name: "Software"
    slug: "software"
    taxonomy: "genre"
    url: "http://localhost/type/software/"
company:
  id: 10694
  title: "Bonnie & Clyde Software"
  type: "company"
  url: "http://localhost/company/bonnie-clyde-software/"
price: 6.95
date: 1983
rarity: "Uncommon"
adverts:
  - publication:
      - id: 26649
        title: "SYNC v3 n3"
        type: "issue"
        url: "http://localhost/issue/sync-v3-n3/"
    advert_page: "82"
  - publication:
      - id: 26652
        title: "SYNC v3 n6"
        type: "issue"
        url: "http://localhost/issue/sync-v3-n6/"
    advert_page: "78"
companies_products:
  - id: 10694
    title: "Bonnie & Clyde Software"
    type: "company"
    url: "http://localhost/company/bonnie-clyde-software/"
---

# Memory Scope

Memory monitor. Enter a starting address and the screen is filled with that second of memory in character form. Interactive cursor highlights a memory location and the value of that location is shown in hex, binary and decimal. Directly edit memory contents.