Strange 1
1. Open Microsoft Office WORD!
2. Copy and Paste the following code: "= rand (200, 99)" without the quotes.
3. Press the ENTER key
4. wait a few seconds ....

Strange 2
1. open My Documents
2. Create New Folder
3. Give a con, or Com1 name
4. What happened?

Strange 3
1. Open Notepad
2. type 'this app can break' without the quotes.
3. close notepad and save it wherever
4. reopen the notepad. What happened?

Strange 4
1. Open Notepad
2. Copy the code below:

Dim pesan, kebo
pesan = InputBox ( "COba", "test")
Set kebo = CreateObject ( "sapi.spvoice")
kebo.Speak pesan

3. save with the name test.vbs not .vbs.txt just .vbs
4. open it again and type in something .... make sure you turn on the speakers!

Open notepad and type:
<any four characters in sequence> "hid the facts"
Save and reopen.

So, uh, operating system easter eggs then?

I like OS easter eggs for some reason. But i read somewhere that from Vista onwards Microsoft had to cut down on them.

You can make those square with Ctrl + Backspace too. And, any other sentences that consist of 4 3 3 5 letters. For example 'Sath isn rig heres'; 'Blas meh hem lalat'; 'Etsc she got samuk'; etc...

Yay, a text-to-speech program!

I looked into the "vbs" extension, it appears to be a VBScript file.

Wow, I'm even taking a class on that

fun fun fun

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first one is funny! although you should tell that you need to do it without spaces or else its useless...
2. give a con, or Com1? what exactly does that mean? speak in english, you should.
3. doesnt seem to work... what does it need to be saved as / which encoding?
4. I recognize that from Visual Basic! It doesnt work well with Web Browsers as far as I can tell.


also, anyone know the ASCII mation star wars easter egg in Telnet?

2.Sorry for strange 2. Edited. Though wrong translate and I forgot to check it.
3.Type in 'this app can break' without the quotes.

con and Com1 are reserved for system folders, I believe. I'm not sure why folders can't have those names, but I think that's what they are.

Hey, I don't have Word, and which version does it have to be? School computer has Word 2007, but I still couldn't get it.

Spoiler the produced effect, or should I wait til Monday to try again?

MS Word 2003 or even 2007, both is fine with the code.

remember! to use the code for random letters and words its:
=rand(200,99)
=rand(99999,99999) <= work, it does not.
=rand(1,1) <= lol

the =rand was built in as a test of the coding... and left in by some mingebag.

But what does it do?
I have no access to Word til Monday, mind you.

i will show you...


it be TEXT FROM THE HELP FILE!!!!