...I want YOU to do this right NOW!

[951-Riverside]

If you have windows xp open notepad and type in 'bush hid the facts' (without the '') then click file and select 'save as', name the file 'bush' and save now close the file then reopen it. :D

[petronius]

1. WTF?

Why did it do that?

[951-Riverside]

2. *push*

UP YOU GO!

[951-Riverside]

8. *push* *push* *push*

[Pushed To The Left]

3. Looks a little different!

[VenusRising]

4. Holy Crap!!

:tinfoilhat: :hide:

Weird.

[tkmorris]

5. OK..........

Now I wanna know why it did that.

[Lady Freedom]

6. That is right out wierd! n/t

[Guava Jelly]

7. also check these out

"0" Blank File, and Clock AVI File
For Windows XP, If you look in your "My Computer\C:\WINDOWS\" In this folder, after all other folders, you find a text file named "0". If you open it, nothing will be in there, hence the filename "0". Another thing would be a file called "Clock". It's an AVI file. It can open it in Windows Media Player. It's a very simple and plain animation.

These 2 files, were probably left in by the Microsoft Programmers as Easter-Eggs for anyone that could find them.

Con Folder
1. In any windows or dos try to make a folder named 'con'.
2. You will be presented by an error that it already exists, or other error preventing you creating this directory.

"Quotes" in windows XP
Ok, there is a secret file in Windows XP called "quotes". In order to get there you must be somewhat familiar with how to use Windows, simply open up My Computer (explorer) and double click on your main drive (probably C:) next navigate to: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\etc This is where the quotes file is. Open the file named quotes in your favorite text editor (notepad, MS Word) then look at the quotes put there by the MS developers!

Easier way to force win in Solitaire
Here is how to make you instantly win a game of solitaire. Simply press Alt + Shift + 2.

[StaggerLee]

9. All I get is a bunch of rectangles

Am I missing something? or am I just thick?

I have xp and I used notepad as you instructed.

:shrug:

[KitchenWitch]

11. Yes, that is the point

the rectangles are where actual text USED to be.

[4morewars]

10. Isn't that freeky ?

Kinda makes one wonder.

[BarenakedLady]

12. I got this

畢桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴

interesting....

[Omphaloskepsis]

13. This is a WIndows/Unicode/ANSI problem..

Nothing to see here. "John ate the niple" should give the same result. Dugg.

[PVnRT]

14. FNORD

n/t