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char*[] p = 09C97AF2; //The nickname will be an array of chars, so we set a pointer to that addressp* = "New Nickname"; //Assign the new data to the pointer
A string is nothing more than an array of chars, at least in C++. No reason it's not the same for C#Just to note, I believe I've heard it somewhere that each program has it's own memory space for pointers, so an address in one program wouldn't equal the address in another. So you might not be able to easily access the memory of an external program like that. But, then again I'm not 100% sure.