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Microsoft Word4 I- r  ]$ u2 n3 u; \. A

3 h) `& H! ], y. [3 l+ eSubmitted by: James* e1 d3 z, ~: ?
[email protected]
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& B4 f- m9 i; {. g7 }1 N; ZHint:
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9 Z- `( r5 i+ x6 ]- I( Q! }Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. / {2 O3 v2 l% L* @+ |5 n
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font. 2 f& e+ e% v5 ]# k
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then
7 V, ?1 m, Q, N* Cgo to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft $ D. }8 P' E) O) v
word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top 9 D& d$ O* Y. r4 G3 L& U+ i
left corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should   E# b% }+ u& |8 z
appear!
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7 b" [# y! [: u, nControls: Z - left Flipper
" |7 }% {8 P' V! ]) [          M - Right Flipper3 _4 }$ W6 e# |0 d" F/ H

9 B" K; ^9 w! @& m* LIt 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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8 z, [5 h# C$ B, lWord (Microsoft) - Word 2000 Visual Basic Credits:
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Submitted by: sachitha/ y( Y& m: D# c

3 y1 [$ H: ~% D& {+ LNote: This is an improved version of the "VBA Developers Credits" egg (Word 97) updated # G; N# c* g0 I. D  ]5 g) g
for Word 2000 * t; f4 K4 U& d1 W. G1 k( b, r

. Y. N' k8 @) MStep 1: Start Word 2000. 6 h) H6 _+ d7 X5 {& Q* J4 I" ?
Step 2: Press Alt + F11 to start Microsoft Visual Basic. . T" ]' z5 [  a7 W% I* a- \
Step 3: RIGHT-click on the toolbar and select Customize from the menu.
0 x* o6 x/ u9 c; W5 tStep 4: Click the Help menu. The Help menu should now be dropped down. & z6 ~6 x# S/ n1 E$ m5 w
Step 5: RIGHT-click on the About Microsoft Visual Basic selection. 7 k" b5 `/ K8 y, v& p. \7 b- H( y
        You will now be faced with a floating menu with the option Name: & About
- C) k0 F3 J& T- u' L4 M         Microsoft Visual Basic (About Microsoft Visual Basic will be in a editable text field) % T4 }% i5 j6 W, Z
Step 6: Change the phrase &About Microsoft Visual Basic to "Show VB Credits" (no quotes).
; H5 S3 n; Q* X# S! j6 R2 r' aStep 7: Close the Customize box (using the Close button). * t( s, d) C$ c, G% B; e' Z
Step 8: Select Help > Show VB Credits. 2 E% q! |2 C8 _3 d$ ]1 L3 Y% X: V
Step 9: Enjoy the show (includes music)...
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6 ]1 b: Y" t" ADeveloper list:
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! }8 l2 E* s& `! dPress [F1] to display the "Office Assistant". Enter Cast at
) Y& e" [! W6 B6 Ithe "What would you like to do?" prompt, then click on "Search". ' L" U8 b; `' Z/ V
Click on the "Microsoft Office 2000 User Assistance Staff" topic. , M; x9 Y+ A% i0 x
Then, click on the graphic in the help window to view a list of
: ^/ y5 e9 H$ c) Qpeople that developed the program.

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Microsoft Word 974 P/ o9 V# H; O2 }5 T9 I8 V8 M
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Word Pinball 97:
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! k1 Z; @, s$ |Change the text color to blue, change the text appearance to bold,
0 _$ R. J* F+ F  K. Q, xtype Blue (case-sensitive), then press [Space] two times. Go to "Help", 8 A: \; x8 }  T: H: m! q4 j' N" [
click on "About Microsoft Word", then double click the icon in the top
6 {6 J8 J4 W( t+ V0 Jleft corner. Press [Esc] to quit the pinball game.% p9 F8 b1 L: [
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Start Word, press [Space] two times, then type any word. Press [Space]
' J, [, B" L+ K) \7 xtwo more times. Go to "Help", click on "About Microsoft Word", then 7 f1 S* b' O9 c; @! ?/ s" T
click on the Microsoft Word icon in the top left corner.

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Microsoft Access
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '95:+ \7 z/ i; z5 E1 ]% B$ i
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Create a new database. Create a new macro that contains no commands.
/ d# R) b$ [9 i; G" m" }# YSave the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro. ( b: @$ z. V6 n
Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an button icon. Right 9 l' V3 n( U6 F  P
click on the button and select "Customize". Right click on the button
9 _& e  a! Y/ Q$ P! v" b/ eagain and select "Choose Button Image". Select the eight ball from the
0 M  L) v- i/ ^6 Q; `+ {choices, then click on "OK", followed by "Close". Click on the eight
/ B+ C: B9 [4 O1 ^$ G& ?4 \ball button icon to get a response similar to the real toy. 8 S' v5 f. L. Q/ V! o$ ?  G
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:
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3 r: a- X; K9 `& NCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro
$ l: O7 F! [" q3 ?- sthat contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball.
+ _, r2 l  M- b  `Close the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon * f# I- H' Z3 f, A' \5 @4 }
that resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a $ ], G) E+ P$ n2 o7 Y' V
response similar to the real toy.
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* K/ j2 M- {4 N; d3 _1 L2 aProgrammer credits in Access '95:
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Select the "Tools", "Security", and "User and Group Accounts" options.
1 A3 U& ]. W9 y" P. o* [; lClick on "New User", then enter Pioneer as the "UserName" and 092595 as 8 u+ {: e4 [; Z  r- N; |9 r- \
the "Personal ID".
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: p' c' d9 H5 dProgrammer credits in Access '97:' R. M! n0 c+ q6 G- g4 K* x, Y
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Create a new database. Create a new table and save under the name Go 9 Z3 K% A$ v' q/ T: m4 C
Speed Racer Go. Then, select the "Help", and "About" options and
! L( Z, f# C) S# [& vdouble click the Right Mouse Button on the bitmap.

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Microsoft Access 1997
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0 f1 d  }* p. [9 p( s' GEither create a new database, or use an existing one. * {  g4 p) I9 o- G7 l4 D0 E
Create a new Macro. Without entering any commands, save ' g) }' o/ R4 Q. p1 }
the macro with the name: Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro.
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& A2 d% ~" G: W+ W. {- zNow, drag the macro you just created up to the toolbar.
3 t+ E3 H' p' H" WIt will create an Icon that looks like a magic eight ball.
5 \* ^4 l4 r! K/ @9 ^Ask yourself a question and click on it.

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Microsoft Access 2000. B) e1 ^1 Q" ~% h

7 e2 m: h' f4 K  c* _7 z* ^From: Gareth Pullen
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:
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+ @, T1 ]- G. B& e3 BCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro
% \/ e( Q, i. _; ?! Othat contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball.
( S$ d+ m1 m2 w9 z/ ^( u0 |Close the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon
4 W, _3 v4 R7 w3 W- gthat resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a - ^% n/ t1 I1 n
response similar to the real toy. 1 r0 Q- u  Y8 [8 R6 P" _0 ]

6 ]/ v9 v  U( v; {' K/ RHidden Flight Sim Game:
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4 m9 j- g* N+ B" h- m1 C! M9 b$ uBusy office types need a little relief? Check out this hidden 9 n2 w6 s6 @2 o8 m, ?
game inside Excel!
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1. Open up a new document.
" S5 M) F! H$ e) n3 ?, V2. Press F5.
7 h2 [% l( z* Z. m% h3. Type in x97:L97 in the reference box and press enter. 4 ~1 N/ L' I% G* J: H/ b+ B4 I2 A
4. Press tab.
$ W, K2 ^0 B/ v# q8 g) J5. Hold down ctrl+shift.
# Z! [7 L% t$ \: `. k$ I6. While holding these two buttons click on the chart wizard 1 m1 J9 ?: p# x8 e6 }
   button on the icon bar (the button looks like a bar graph).
- r* m# G0 s5 w: V" l% Y( n0 i; z) {7. This should take you into a flight sim sort of thing.
  d( `. @& M' J8. While in the sim, press the left mouse button to go ; ?+ P0 ^3 T) Y* K) i# `3 S( y  G; C8 T# U
   forward, the right mouse button to go forward, drag
/ F- G/ Q6 `( v) s( }: i0 l   left or right to turn, and drag up or down to raise of " ?  Z/ l4 ]4 w& B
   lower altitude.
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5 W9 g* @! {  y# ~$ |Hint:/ s& e* N; i; _) @/ ^9 ?5 r" Z
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% R' ~2 w9 y8 ~$ M! i$ ~) wRun Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. , K5 E1 u& D9 F8 o% ?* D
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font. 2 L& d! A! i3 F$ \
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then 6 A; I. Z- ~$ W& J! _* Z
go to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft
3 m2 H, m# Z( G9 Z/ d) h/ n$ ]word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top
$ D3 _, U" k- X: Z2 J1 ^* x' l$ aleft corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should
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Controls: Z - left Flipper4 L( V3 W1 n" ^( o
          M - Right Flipper7 ?/ l% t1 A( o2 k$ d# c5 ~
It must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Pinball Arcade3 z! V; L' `% g' c
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Submitted by: Haspa; p' ]) |4 H' @/ C) k4 m- a

2 ]; t+ Z" A# k2 KInsert an audio CD in the CD-ROM drive and start the game.
# M# m5 k: ?; M4 [$ RChoose a pinball game (except for "Haunted House" or "Cue ball Wizard")
# E+ o: p# Q' Gand start. One track of the audio CD will start when you begin the game.