Accessing Memory by 32-bit Addresing in Windows using Visual Basic

When we talk about *real* Pointer and Memory Addressing, most of us thinks of Visual Basic limitations, ie, VB cannot access memory because VB has no pointer datatype for a variable declarations. This confusion grow even larger when a scenarios needed one *address* of a variable instead of its value, ie, from where in memory was that variable located into a virtual space of currently running process or a process or dynamic library. Well, forget those myths and read this Article to show you the inner light of Visual Basic Pointers.