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6 ^9 @9 w. P7 k! pSubmitted by: James4 ~0 G2 b5 i0 O# t5 I
[email protected]
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Hint:: m' ]5 {4 c4 y. P4 b+ e
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Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. , ^6 }# ^2 i  x- r) v4 w( b  i  G
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font. ! n% k, I5 y: A% \/ c. x
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then
% Z" Z- e1 Y8 ego to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft
) ^5 e( j/ _( t" s9 \4 Lword' then click on the top of the letter W in the top
# n7 K$ R5 Z) Xleft corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should 6 w' R0 [9 \3 S% f6 w) x" B  N
appear! ( [% q0 X6 p: f1 L* D
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Controls: Z - left Flipper3 D9 ]4 {" L! x: O8 D0 i+ {' i
          M - Right Flipper
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. n6 K2 f5 I4 O7 {6 j3 eIt must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Word 2000
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Word (Microsoft) - Word 2000 Visual Basic Credits:4 e2 ?- L1 i/ [, I
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) k* b, c9 q4 N+ r7 X6 pSubmitted by: sachitha
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: x4 f* p  R9 }6 c! g4 E( PNote: This is an improved version of the "VBA Developers Credits" egg (Word 97) updated # S# M+ ~  N) V$ C* o  j% S; i
for Word 2000 & B+ W1 n! t, O* g* J& z) P
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Step 1: Start Word 2000. 7 w! P7 |  \' C" F/ \
Step 2: Press Alt + F11 to start Microsoft Visual Basic.
( h+ T* ^" d3 g  S) iStep 3: RIGHT-click on the toolbar and select Customize from the menu. 9 V5 _$ p$ l! i6 m9 p
Step 4: Click the Help menu. The Help menu should now be dropped down. - z$ A+ g* L1 O) p  K
Step 5: RIGHT-click on the About Microsoft Visual Basic selection. ' V. H% t+ E' `
        You will now be faced with a floating menu with the option Name: & About 3 b% ~/ A( B" ?  ?: A
         Microsoft Visual Basic (About Microsoft Visual Basic will be in a editable text field) 7 J; k# U& A* K( t5 a9 s6 U0 a
Step 6: Change the phrase &About Microsoft Visual Basic to "Show VB Credits" (no quotes).
4 Z$ m0 W7 }4 G4 g! v- {Step 7: Close the Customize box (using the Close button).
3 e3 W& ]" j4 |Step 8: Select Help > Show VB Credits.   w8 [: a' Q. w. `! _* L$ C0 {
Step 9: Enjoy the show (includes music)...; Z8 Q" @$ Y. H1 ], q9 a

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4 ]$ d- G$ w! `0 @Press [F1] to display the "Office Assistant". Enter Cast at . J1 N  j1 `5 a* w8 K, c  G! \
the "What would you like to do?" prompt, then click on "Search". $ ^  z0 Q1 K- v) k
Click on the "Microsoft Office 2000 User Assistance Staff" topic. 6 B. g- C6 \0 h
Then, click on the graphic in the help window to view a list of 0 _3 z6 p  u4 K/ e) i# G
people that developed the program.

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Microsoft Word 97
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  P" D% g& g. g# b2 U1 l) U: ZWord Pinball 97:  [2 `  }) }: g( N7 D- y
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  n3 o7 X7 l/ S3 iChange the text color to blue, change the text appearance to bold, 3 ~# P' H1 u: i
type Blue (case-sensitive), then press [Space] two times. Go to "Help",
7 h3 ]$ m8 F5 D5 p+ P& f* j# gclick on "About Microsoft Word", then double click the icon in the top
2 G( w3 @3 ~8 }1 v( ~left corner. Press [Esc] to quit the pinball game.
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Start Word, press [Space] two times, then type any word. Press [Space]   T: c& a3 S) `& O
two more times. Go to "Help", click on "About Microsoft Word", then
6 H1 ~7 W. l; r4 q7 X4 C' ^  \* iclick on the Microsoft Word icon in the top left corner.

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Microsoft Access8 [' p8 M& N. Y# l% A
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '95:
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Create a new database. Create a new macro that contains no commands.
/ f  I$ g, ~8 t& gSave the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro. , o9 Y5 z1 o5 m" W3 o; v
Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an button icon. Right
  X7 F7 t# B4 j, z% Uclick on the button and select "Customize". Right click on the button 6 z; Q5 \% |. G( N
again and select "Choose Button Image". Select the eight ball from the
6 H) Y$ |0 y# E: @- F5 k2 kchoices, then click on "OK", followed by "Close". Click on the eight
! |7 {$ [2 F& Y# Y: V- {" L3 eball button icon to get a response similar to the real toy. : _; o; _; t4 D; Z6 a8 n' r3 `* p

3 f! n* X, y8 OMagic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:
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! `7 j( b4 @4 l8 yCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro 6 t* |3 L6 V% [1 \& K/ N2 r
that contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. ( J/ P2 A6 q' w2 f$ j
Close the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon $ Y5 N3 E* P9 \
that resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a
8 n+ d: w: _2 z, f/ Q" N8 H/ T$ cresponse similar to the real toy.
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Programmer credits in Access '95:+ s% s6 C. |! j8 k: H. j
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Select the "Tools", "Security", and "User and Group Accounts" options. 3 ]- R' U  @6 P$ `3 G1 r
Click on "New User", then enter Pioneer as the "UserName" and 092595 as 4 B2 ^: \" n; g# l9 t3 Q
the "Personal ID".
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' U7 U  o7 _/ P) v' vProgrammer credits in Access '97:  x' R, ~2 U2 y. s( k0 |
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Create a new database. Create a new table and save under the name Go
: |8 C+ K: X' r; r7 {& E$ ]1 iSpeed Racer Go. Then, select the "Help", and "About" options and , i' N2 y( l4 o! S9 {
double click the Right Mouse Button on the bitmap.

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Microsoft Access 19976 n* {- z* t, z$ z

+ U4 j2 @6 W2 [  N( E3 F0 oMagic Eight Ball:& u- @8 {1 Z& }6 z' h
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Either create a new database, or use an existing one. ' v" E: B4 }8 N9 C1 \; {
Create a new Macro. Without entering any commands, save
% B' k- a( ]  y. }1 T+ bthe macro with the name: Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro.- u' i$ {% U, M6 f8 ~
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Now, drag the macro you just created up to the toolbar.
9 N+ m% u5 l2 w4 T3 J, r% AIt will create an Icon that looks like a magic eight ball.
2 i+ j6 }" d. j- P2 vAsk yourself a question and click on it.

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Microsoft Access 20009 a0 A. K! H) t2 w7 I, `8 Q% |- r3 m7 L
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From: Gareth Pullen : ?1 g9 K9 Z# U$ I5 h) _& A
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:: v7 e% ~9 T6 q3 M1 L/ U
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1 f" B% @( |8 }( F: f( NCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro ( B9 o1 k9 I* e! p+ y
that contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball.
2 G" Y# S" L$ u/ U* DClose the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon
" ?7 U" a$ e5 a0 p& E9 U% k% Xthat resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a 1 D+ y. v6 I& S- O# E  B
response similar to the real toy.
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Hidden Flight Sim Game:
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  c7 t  |4 Y3 TBusy office types need a little relief? Check out this hidden ' p4 |, z) p( B! e- f
game inside Excel!
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1. Open up a new document.
* B4 E* z  J# b* j8 b) @& ?2. Press F5. , {& k; h. E: q
3. Type in x97:L97 in the reference box and press enter.
6 A  q, ^- z" O4. Press tab. 4 K" C. J" E- M1 l) t  T
5. Hold down ctrl+shift. 4 b& @* B; n; O( D& k: c
6. While holding these two buttons click on the chart wizard 1 Y. g+ I  }. n! ~+ ]3 P) a1 d
   button on the icon bar (the button looks like a bar graph).
( h+ l4 R9 I; F$ ^" X# w" R9 d: m7. This should take you into a flight sim sort of thing.
6 q# w" z/ M1 f8. While in the sim, press the left mouse button to go
/ N( }1 o, V- W! R1 Z2 ]$ A- S   forward, the right mouse button to go forward, drag + Z. `; O% q, N
   left or right to turn, and drag up or down to raise of
) j! \  f3 }  k6 J! W   lower altitude.+ r9 V$ ]- C4 Z, g6 t
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Hint:# g* @  v. \4 a& u7 P2 e: m
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Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it.
- s  @7 ], x. M: {0 d: RGo to the format bar at the top and then down to font. 3 x3 J7 a* [6 {9 u! {' ]. m/ c
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then 6 h3 O; b  d3 P3 e. p
go to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft
) U5 `4 s0 T' ?word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top $ l1 z( v6 R  Q7 J( f
left corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should # U$ x& ]# }8 D0 \' E
appear! " l+ b8 J" @: u
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Controls: Z - left Flipper/ v1 x- T. j) K
          M - Right Flipper
9 h+ V; D# _% L& x* T% \. Y' eIt must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Pinball Arcade
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Custom music:
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, u5 r" |$ q! g; V& o. TSubmitted by: Haspa
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Insert an audio CD in the CD-ROM drive and start the game. 8 ^4 ?+ @: X" x4 Y' f
Choose a pinball game (except for "Haunted House" or "Cue ball Wizard") $ o6 J: }/ y8 w" j! ~
and start. One track of the audio CD will start when you begin the game.