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- o2 b& e+ {3 n  P1 Q4 J& k% C# u  [Submitted by: James/ g8 l% G8 q  [9 D; q$ l
[email protected]
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Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it. 9 V0 p7 R" [* ^
Go to the format bar at the top and then down to font.
( q; f' S! q* NMake the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then
$ [+ ?4 i& S" ^% ]) r6 ?go to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft 0 S: ]& P4 ^9 b3 j( j
word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top # G/ }4 U9 d1 V
left corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should
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5 R1 Z7 `2 V7 O1 Z9 v9 Z) l( |3 M; ]Controls: Z - left Flipper
$ ~( d) \& `: r: S: E1 ^          M - Right Flipper
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) ~# G3 m8 `1 N9 b( \" [It must be done as soon as you run Word or it won't work.

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Microsoft Word 2000- P4 @. j) r' O6 H

& d2 X' a( S$ B! W+ zWord (Microsoft) - Word 2000 Visual Basic Credits:% B1 f( j1 s2 q, b0 R" t
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: \* E" R* P$ ]5 c, i& h# RSubmitted by: sachitha
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7 B; v; t6 E) M5 a4 qNote: This is an improved version of the "VBA Developers Credits" egg (Word 97) updated - U! e0 t1 }  C2 [2 [: Q7 n
for Word 2000
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* q" b: j) Z7 H( g' x$ {' lStep 1: Start Word 2000.   W8 G, D5 O4 F/ |  F$ P- C1 c
Step 2: Press Alt + F11 to start Microsoft Visual Basic.
2 J0 e5 _5 f- v, k! R! WStep 3: RIGHT-click on the toolbar and select Customize from the menu.
' G$ h4 W3 }, y4 LStep 4: Click the Help menu. The Help menu should now be dropped down. 7 j2 O# {4 E/ a7 G8 S1 m3 `
Step 5: RIGHT-click on the About Microsoft Visual Basic selection. 9 H  ~3 N( j. `
        You will now be faced with a floating menu with the option Name: & About 5 m& s- q+ m- _: [
         Microsoft Visual Basic (About Microsoft Visual Basic will be in a editable text field)
! w- i' o9 Z. D9 MStep 6: Change the phrase &About Microsoft Visual Basic to "Show VB Credits" (no quotes).
3 \+ F* `4 T2 dStep 7: Close the Customize box (using the Close button). " M% h% P; e- S% L! G& u
Step 8: Select Help > Show VB Credits. # N, Q& F/ M; s$ |) h" B* t& T
Step 9: Enjoy the show (includes music)...+ l( i& p2 n, i; v& l% H

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! @. ]8 E  x+ j+ aDeveloper list:4 F% f9 [0 O/ s4 j; N1 p
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% H3 j2 }) U3 }0 Y; c8 oPress [F1] to display the "Office Assistant". Enter Cast at ( S5 c, M. \$ g/ Y/ S9 T
the "What would you like to do?" prompt, then click on "Search". 1 [' F# V  i1 o: b
Click on the "Microsoft Office 2000 User Assistance Staff" topic. + W3 ~; L$ r3 M9 Q
Then, click on the graphic in the help window to view a list of * A  ?4 u5 K3 W3 h
people that developed the program.

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Microsoft Word 97: e3 I/ p# i( V/ R4 z4 p3 L

1 q( ?1 e6 t! n8 S# K  Z+ zWord Pinball 97:
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5 x# y% Z2 |) C% g) EChange the text color to blue, change the text appearance to bold, . U) J8 G! W2 N% y# f7 ?
type Blue (case-sensitive), then press [Space] two times. Go to "Help", ) [8 ^/ `2 ~8 J# L
click on "About Microsoft Word", then double click the icon in the top 6 T) C4 p* h% p: y
left corner. Press [Esc] to quit the pinball game.9 j$ o6 i* ?+ C, D

! ~" F2 _1 C9 }Start Word, press [Space] two times, then type any word. Press [Space]
9 c( t4 x0 @, G. Z6 L1 r  F  S1 Btwo more times. Go to "Help", click on "About Microsoft Word", then 6 P$ O: S: H! \2 \
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:% M, V5 C" V! c/ `/ G  y6 m6 Q
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( E$ }* t6 i( \! \. p6 Q" dCreate a new database. Create a new macro that contains no commands.
, `4 l0 i/ a% ySave the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro. ( \; }6 n+ A2 Q2 z
Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an button icon. Right
: r3 X/ z5 k) ~0 Y( N+ g2 d# bclick on the button and select "Customize". Right click on the button
% ^. o5 B7 }6 g. y9 y- Ragain and select "Choose Button Image". Select the eight ball from the 6 }2 Z# b+ y& r1 e5 }2 P: K
choices, then click on "OK", followed by "Close". Click on the eight
  L! `/ W/ l4 a: \: i* ]ball button icon to get a response similar to the real toy.
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:" N: m0 G+ u  u" J$ o4 [
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2 [; ]9 q3 @* Y. ^2 U) r, JCreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro
: I- J+ x: G+ ^# ?7 tthat contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. . m/ o4 ]# t8 k  i+ i
Close the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon
6 J' Y9 H  r& M! |1 U* sthat resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a
  K% b: \: @, fresponse similar to the real toy.
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Programmer credits in Access '95:
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4 O/ F# E7 Z  h- ~8 K; H7 ISelect the "Tools", "Security", and "User and Group Accounts" options. ! o# l' R* `# P! }& q9 A4 G# S
Click on "New User", then enter Pioneer as the "UserName" and 092595 as
2 q; t% V; i' ~. |( |7 jthe "Personal ID".
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; Q3 a8 y5 A6 r/ j  WProgrammer credits in Access '97:
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Create a new database. Create a new table and save under the name Go 6 i$ L) ~8 c' Q  s& U. j
Speed Racer Go. Then, select the "Help", and "About" options and
% u" V. K# K: j( F9 T: W$ V" Adouble click the Right Mouse Button on the bitmap.

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Microsoft Access 1997" {" N- r. N: ?' g  p/ }. F" I$ Q% z
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Magic Eight Ball:
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# c& d$ q/ q/ m7 K7 A5 g- ~, EEither create a new database, or use an existing one. 2 }- C: Z! w: @2 g9 r' b3 Y% e: O( J
Create a new Macro. Without entering any commands, save
% s1 u1 [' B) n! tthe macro with the name: Magic Eight Ball. Close the macro.% I% E0 y. W8 L1 J! d- L5 h4 B

" C: U5 U+ Q0 n+ [6 w, zNow, drag the macro you just created up to the toolbar.
2 g. \% `3 n/ U8 j9 n, o" dIt will create an Icon that looks like a magic eight ball. 5 F. X4 p4 m3 R# {/ U
Ask yourself a question and click on it.

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Microsoft Access 2000
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9 w! ^  L5 |- |3 k8 ~1 RFrom: Gareth Pullen ' M# ~# s1 \2 z( G" H; F# s
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Magic Eight Ball in Access '97 and Access 2000:: ^! X1 e2 _9 w0 f, t7 S# G5 n6 R
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/ B' r) |% I: M7 ICreate a new database, or open an existing database. Create a new macro
# d& i8 S1 ~  i- r9 ~" n; ~that contains no commands. Save the macro with filename Magic Eight Ball. # S7 ~" b0 e" }: X
Close the macro. Drag the new macro to the toolbar to create an icon , Z, T2 P& q! ]+ @& H- _
that resembles a "Magic Eight Ball" toy. Click on the icon to get a 4 f8 I4 h1 a4 D& A
response similar to the real toy.
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8 @& |: b7 x/ r6 C. X8 CHidden Flight Sim Game:
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Busy office types need a little relief? Check out this hidden ' C0 n8 n" S0 B" ~* J
game inside Excel!
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1. Open up a new document.
$ w7 C& F5 ]1 i" Z2. Press F5.
1 `. |- f8 l* p5 f! X7 S3. Type in x97:L97 in the reference box and press enter. 4 n! c# [: |  k
4. Press tab. ( z0 ^. Q2 n( w# w$ |! P
5. Hold down ctrl+shift.
& F" |6 a, D. U( N6 _- |9 }6. While holding these two buttons click on the chart wizard
. R) f! y1 L/ F  _0 A# d) c9 C   button on the icon bar (the button looks like a bar graph).
/ M. T! N& a( p3 c% N. e3 r7. This should take you into a flight sim sort of thing.
! g6 Y2 b! W; f8. While in the sim, press the left mouse button to go 9 b! j3 f% ~; @3 x- m5 ~: J# I
   forward, the right mouse button to go forward, drag
! U8 q# x: t' C. Y   left or right to turn, and drag up or down to raise of
$ i' @- i! v$ H2 L$ i8 B   lower altitude.
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Hint:" m% t6 L- [0 r5 z+ W) `# M
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Run Word and type BLUE (Caps important) then select it.
" X5 K, X# P, c' E% TGo to the format bar at the top and then down to font. ( L' q. q% n3 a! c0 U9 r, c+ ]
Make the style Bold and the colour blue press O.K then
) C0 N4 V, [6 |" u; C0 c2 A1 igo to the scroll down menu 'Help' then 'About Microsoft $ l8 c! H, s: F7 |: |4 ]
word' then click on the top of the letter W in the top " L  P& D! M4 z; l
left corner. And if done correctly a Pinball game should 6 A' k+ u+ E9 V9 _6 E6 Q5 {
appear!
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/ L" N6 ~9 O7 g% Q8 X# v" YControls: Z - left Flipper# h7 e5 m8 O, d' d% g
          M - Right Flipper
1 V8 X+ f, `/ G1 h6 |- JIt 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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# g, E  |1 |3 i5 vSubmitted by: Haspa
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Insert an audio CD in the CD-ROM drive and start the game. - l3 Z6 H" ?. Q& |
Choose a pinball game (except for "Haunted House" or "Cue ball Wizard") * j( O* y$ T; [+ m
and start. One track of the audio CD will start when you begin the game.