Copy and Paste this in MS Word....heh.

[Scarpozzi]

= rand (200,99)


Copy and paste this for a quick laugh. And we wonder why microsoft products are so easily hacked.... Too many programmers making Easter Eggs.

 

[Spooner]

that damn fox...so quick

 

[conjur]

heh

 

....Nothing happened .........

 

Originally posted by: Phocas
....Nothing happened .........

Ok, hit enter... Thats great....wonderful

 

[brentman]

wow, no wonder the app is sooooo slow. :-/

 

[dman]

That's actually sorta useful.

Sometimes I want to test printing from word when setting up a printer for a client, and I usually type some garbage real quick.... sure there are other options as well.

=rand (#,#) same lazy fox, different # of paragraphs and lines based on #. (x = paragraphs, y=lines)

 

[jfall]

oldest trick in da book

 

[DurocShark]

That first value... any number under 200 works. Change the second value and it will change the number of times it prints the sentence.

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: brentman
wow, no wonder the app is sooooo slow. :-/

no kidding. For every easter egg they add, it just adds that much more processing time to an app...

 

[Savij]

Easter egg?

Type =rand() and press the Enter key. You'll get three paragraphs of five sentences of "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

=rand(p,s)

p the number of paragraphs
s the number of sentences in each paragraph.

 

[Ness]

This isn't an easter egg, it's for font testing, which is why it's that specific sentence (because it uses every letter of the english alphabet)

Just like dman said, it's a tool to help you either fill a number of pages and test print fast, or test out the font you are using, say for readability when you print.