Here are some screenshots showing you how the program works.

I'm using the Sega Genesis game: Shining in the Darkness (USA, Europe).

If you go to the very first town in the game, and go inside the Armor shop, you'll see two items that cost $700.  Screenshot1_Before.png shows you a screenshot before anything is done to the ROM.  

Enter 700 as your search value, search, and patch the ROM.

Screenshot2_After.png shows you that after patching the ROM, the prices of those two items have changed from $700, to $1 and $2.  So we know that ROM addresses numbers 1 and 2 are the correct ROM addresses.  

Let's say that the price of those two items were $6 and $9 instead.  That would tell us that ROM addresses numbers 6 and 9 are the corrects ones.  Whatever the new price is tells you which ROM address is the correct one.

TableFinderExample.png shows a screenshot of the program, and shows you where to enter your value, and where to find the ROM address numbers.

You can click on the "Dump addresses" button to save a text file with all the ROM address info if you'd like.
