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Microsoft Word
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& i- ^3 T& y# b; W- }7 wSubmitted by: James  o: v$ c7 T6 b: N, i
[email protected]
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9 ]! I4 Z8 p/ H$ lHint:
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Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. % j5 k* i# i' k3 X' Y3 j
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font.
8 E) L: s& z# yMake the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then 2 _- R4 h( [$ a: _
go to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft 0 A, G1 }  \. q% N! m
word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top
# k5 s) t- G" |' x# Oleft corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should 6 a0 p3 m: I9 w( W
appear! & d2 B* I1 p. c' }( ~8 p
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Controls: Z - left Flipper
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It must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Word 2000! s# |/ W7 U' v' O7 m$ Z

8 ~4 h4 a  I# ^  H4 M) C: uWord (Microsoft) - Word 2000 Visual Basic Credits:
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Submitted by: sachitha2 w  Y8 _* W2 {; B$ s+ o
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Note: This is an improved version of the "VBA Developers Credits" egg (Word 97) updated
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' b" h% R7 s# [) i/ Y3 W8 v  ]Step 1: Start Word 2000.
) z6 n5 o/ _' oStep 2: Press Alt + F11 to start Microsoft Visual Basic.
/ X$ f' t9 `6 ?) H0 c9 a( V. |Step 3: RIGHT-click on the toolbar and select Customize from the menu.
$ w1 `) V6 V$ n3 k: YStep 4: Click the Help menu. The Help menu should now be dropped down.
# @' f1 \) N' D1 {# k; gStep 5: RIGHT-click on the About Microsoft Visual Basic selection.
/ [7 i0 N5 l$ W6 v7 R        You will now be faced with a floating menu with the option Name: & About
5 n# Z' W+ f  h/ ?         Microsoft Visual Basic (About Microsoft Visual Basic will be in a editable text field) 9 }* d# N" v* Y  {
Step 6: Change the phrase &About Microsoft Visual Basic to "Show VB Credits" (no quotes). ; _% J3 f2 Y/ ]7 G4 v. u! Y1 l
Step 7: Close the Customize box (using the Close button).
- g. a( H4 [/ t0 B' a2 cStep 8: Select Help > Show VB Credits.
5 |% O; |  N" x+ ^6 y( KStep 9: Enjoy the show (includes music)...
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Developer list:5 W! v! P, A0 i9 W# T; D/ c$ h3 R  V
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Press [F1] to display the "Office Assistant". Enter Cast at
# v5 j4 a0 H3 S3 Wthe "What would you like to do?" prompt, then click on "Search". * P$ N: U9 K& A1 p- q6 E7 @
Click on the "Microsoft Office 2000 User Assistance Staff" topic. + a/ ]3 O& j8 S( @1 W
Then, click on the graphic in the help window to view a list of
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Microsoft Word 97  v4 A# U5 n' U$ d2 S

; W. R! L( T) uWord Pinball 97:
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Change the text color to blue, change the text appearance to bold,
, [/ x0 {5 R3 o$ c: `type Blue (case-sensitive), then press [Space] two times. Go to "Help",   ^; ~6 w; O5 w' y" T% ?
click on "About Microsoft Word", then double click the icon in the top ' x( _. R* h- L! }) z5 F
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]
7 d/ m2 E' t4 X" ]' Stwo more times. Go to "Help", click on "About Microsoft Word", then - B; K1 X/ w5 {/ g2 ]
click on the Microsoft Word icon in the top left corner.

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Microsoft Access3 ?8 t7 ~$ l* v* o" q5 o
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '95:- [. i2 I8 d! k% I
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Create a new database. Create a new macro that contains no commands.
. q) [- M/ H: Y3 h5 cSave the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro. ! q3 u6 A" i: q% o
Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an button icon. Right
+ F- s. ^; V8 \! Jclick on the button and select "Customize". Right click on the button
' F7 M9 l3 a& f& dagain and select "Choose Button Image". Select the eight ball from the - c3 Q, O! i1 O5 [; G. A6 a
choices, then click on "OK", followed by "Close". Click on the eight
% A( M7 a- y$ M, Y; Z6 a& Z% jball button icon to get a response similar to the real toy.
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:" w) @' t6 `- O
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Create a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro
/ u4 O1 P4 a. o, P, Uthat contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball.
3 G: A; d7 Q' IClose the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon 1 I) \! y2 I4 Z
that resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a
1 `9 N0 x( G; F3 N5 s7 Y" ]response similar to the real toy.
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Programmer credits in Access '95:. p* \. Q. i6 X/ @& I0 g6 v
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Select the "Tools", "Security", and "User and Group Accounts" options. 7 |+ w7 H4 y3 Z* X; r% d! g3 a
Click on "New User", then enter Pioneer as the "UserName" and 092595 as : @, W- O6 ~, x7 R5 W- Q
the "Personal ID".
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( E, M1 |- J4 s1 h- ^2 |, S# `Programmer credits in Access '97:- S2 k. @/ h+ `3 t# S% ~
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Create a new database. Create a new table and save under the name Go ! T1 t5 R. `4 f2 J
Speed Racer Go. Then, select the "Help", and "About" options and 8 v4 m  d" t! h# b2 o% ^& g( j
double click the Right Mouse Button on the bitmap.

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Microsoft Access 19973 c5 {4 I! k; @/ z& [& ?
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Magic Eight Ball:
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$ I1 R; E2 Q! _: B- kEither create a new database, or use an existing one. ( x6 ~2 M6 v$ w5 a$ W7 O5 x
Create a new Macro. Without entering any commands, save
# L* m1 n7 m) Q1 h# x2 Nthe macro with the name: Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro.+ p. n. O5 u* z5 R2 w# c2 c

" e5 V& l) P& o: ^9 xNow, drag the macro you just created up to the toolbar.
+ S$ e* \" j& e: ^It will create an Icon that looks like a magic eight ball.
( `- _8 a5 Q) I5 ~/ T0 o1 uAsk yourself a question and click on it.

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Microsoft Access 20004 u) }2 d! d6 y2 U

* S! N. _+ u( H2 B* F: Y/ M9 q& `" l6 fFrom: Gareth Pullen
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& B$ H7 _0 ]# O; B; JMagic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:3 I! g5 D  u% L
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6 N- H! b$ P# {" J. f# z3 GCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro   J9 Y; K, O0 l
that contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball.
2 O! a9 [" v( a) W# V- WClose the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon
  C0 ?4 P% b1 h, J/ ?1 @that resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a
. `/ O9 }4 I( r% c' @: Bresponse similar to the real toy.
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Hidden Flight Sim Game:
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Busy office types need a little relief? Check out this hidden ! `8 @9 I  P2 Z/ i' K5 h' {
game inside Excel!
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1. Open up a new document.
! y$ x$ A( D$ O9 H& z2. Press F5. 0 n2 ?/ S7 x# N7 R: b$ V
3. Type in x97:L97 in the reference box and press enter.
5 z( B% e/ [9 U  D4. Press tab. $ M1 M, b1 E$ `/ I% S3 r
5. Hold down ctrl+shift. # e% {& t! y" T+ g! K: g3 ]
6. While holding these two buttons click on the chart wizard
8 F8 r1 _" `5 F   button on the icon bar (the button looks like a bar graph).4 D% b- D& |  w) [; ?
7. This should take you into a flight sim sort of thing.
* f0 F6 @; C* f( |+ b& G& o2 t7 ?8. While in the sim, press the left mouse button to go
8 E/ }: r; X; o   forward, the right mouse button to go forward, drag ) \& w3 j7 D% o3 a. b
   left or right to turn, and drag up or down to raise of
: ^5 _! o* E$ k   lower altitude.
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" i5 l1 i/ `2 R( HHint:# g" y' Y9 }( S1 D" k8 G! d
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% k1 r6 o# ~+ R& `1 pRun Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. 9 ?. x5 g% d! u3 s0 h5 \, E
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font. ( @" }4 ]' ?9 y. x
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then
; j, T- a' F! Ygo to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft
8 _, n' Y  [3 E: E: X) Sword' then click on the top of the letter W in the top
. h0 c9 p1 H7 `" g# fleft corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should - ^) a* H# A  m* e, H
appear! 3 W/ j0 E$ x7 L: R9 W6 p  }

0 N' I1 \& I/ `' o. c: {Controls: Z - left Flipper
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It must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Pinball Arcade3 O* t; K" o0 m& K4 P

- H$ a6 E* m+ f: Q- QCustom music:9 b, B- I$ H5 l% e
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Submitted by: Haspa& a, j1 e) v1 g, o, I$ I* N

/ d; {/ u% S  g4 {Insert an audio CD in the CD-ROM drive and start the game.
3 G5 t& I( @) ^# g2 D4 B$ UChoose a pinball game (except for "Haunted House" or "Cue ball Wizard")
+ k. k- g1 Y( C% l# x/ u) jand start. One track of the audio CD will start when you begin the game.