It’s not possible to read data in a different process’ address space directly (or at least, I didn’t stumble on how to do it). Instead, I first needed to copy t

It’s not possible to read data in a different process’ address space directly (or at least, I didn’t stumble on how to do it). Instead, I first needed to copy the contents of a page range to the memory scanner’s address space. How about injecting your code into that process? (Either from your own DLL via LoadLibrary and SetWindowsHookEx; or WriteProcessMemory directly into it then CreateRemoteThread) [1] I love that Windows lets you do this kind of stuff. Security nightmare, sure, but it allows use cases the creators couldn't envision (e.g. I believe UltraMon uses it to add and override window functionality). The first time I injected a hook into another app from Visual Basic it felt like I had a new superpower. I was going to add some code to force notepad to use the fonts I wanted (Consolas, 11pt), but for some reason sending WM_SETFONT messages kept messing up how fonts were displaying For this one you could automate the menu dialogs to display the current font. SendKeys should do the trick, then read the control values with the same methodology already used in your project. [1] https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4610/Three-Ways-to-Inject-Your-Code-into-Another-Proces https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4610/Three-Ways-to-Inje...