Problem solved, I thought about this today during school. The memory menu is still the best way to delete stuff, so why not just hide it? I put it in the Stat>Tests>Bottom. I overwrote ANOVA(, but who uses ANOVA(? (It's still in the catalog )

You can just reinstall this right over the old one, it does the whole thing so it's just redoing what the first one did.

I would download this just for kicks if I didn't have OS 2.43. I have to say, though, that is too cool

Who said it didn't work on 2.43?

(I love my new OS patcher )

Downloading...

That would actually take some work. I could either make a menu hook, which defeats the whole purpose of this. Or I could change it to some token that no one ever uses and rewrite that to say the game.

So for instance, I could take ClockOff, change it in memory to The Game. And then change the Memory Menu to display that. The only problem is that ClockOff would look funky from now on.

Edit to your edit:
    I can change any menu I like to any other option, I just can't add data, only delete it.

That would almost require a hook. It might be possible to intercept the OS before it brings up the Memory menu, but that would be tricky. Then I guess you could store the code after the OS on some page with a password hard coded in. The problem I see though is that something like that would require quite a bit of space which might not be possible.

I would love to see someone glitch axe badly enough to unlock flash. And then they'd have a heck of a time trying to do all the flash copying back and forth.

Really, I would image the whole program would be one big Asm( statement.

well, since people seem to be posting all kinds of solutions, here's a reversible one.

just a little password-protection key hook.  You hit install, type the password (it records the keys, not like a number or letter or anything ) and push ON.  Hit 'Edit Block' and scroll left twice, and as you scroll, you should see a copy of your password.  If you hit ')', it'll jump to the keys it blocks.  Both sections are editable, just be sure to update the length bytes.   If your password is incorrect (I often get a random kEnter or kClear) exit the app, re-enter it, and re-install.  Once it's installed, it is not active. Push [2nd][TBLSET] to activate it, and type your password to disable.

Wow that was a long explanation

But it is impervious to anything less than pulling all five batteries*.  (do those people carry a screwdriver around with them?)

_{* ok there are a couple other ways around it, see linked post for details}