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MS WORD MAGIC !


   

AT FIRST LOOK IT MIGHT BE SEEMS TO BE A JOKE  BUT  SERIOUSLY THESE 

 PRANKS WILL MAKE YOU AMAZED.  HERE THEY ARE :-

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             As some of you might be knowing that the flight number of the plane that had hit

 World Trade Center on that dreadful day (9/11) was Q33NY. Now call this trick a 

coincidence or anything else but whatever it is, it does startle us. you will be definately \

amazed by the this trick.


  • First open MICROSOFT WORD.
  • Type “Q33N” (without quotes) in capital letters.
  • Increase the font size to 72.
  • Change the Font to Wingdings.
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  • Effect –>    not harmful and only for fun
  • Coding Platform –> simple text.
  • Working –>  On Executing, this code  makes ms word to execute a number of statements describing about its content and headings . note that  why this happen, no one knows. 
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  syntax :  
                    =rand(no of rows, no of coloumns)
     e.g 
                 =rand(200,46)
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