Free Cup holder

Dont know how many of you out there have seen this before but i thought it was great,
couldnt find it mentioned previously so forgive me if it has been seen before.

but if you want a free cup holder or even more than one depending on your computer ?

http://twerked.com/~splice/cupholder.html

enjoy

live well and love life peeps

I find aol coasters ideal for this and the ones with dvd cases are great! :D

heh didn't work on my comp ;)

v_Ln

That was posted here some time ago. I don't remember by who though. It works somehow by creating an object with Windows Media player. Whenver Media player finishes writing to disk it ejects it. Thats how that works I believe. It makes Media player think it just made a cd on all of you cd drives.

even more fun,

exactly the same only in jpg format ( works on win98 atleast, it did on mine )

http://www.tp2.be/the_JinX/aapje.jpg

None of them are working on my computer am running XP pro. :(.

Cya

I was running XP pro on mine when I tested the link. Maybe you have some security option enabled that I dont.

that's great........... never seen that one before.


ps will you give me your neg ap's please. i get 50 bux if i get banned in the next two days

It worked on my xp system. on both my drives :) good thing i dont have any virtual drives set up huh?

it si just a little bit of vb script it will work on most but if it didtn it could be down to your local machines policy on running scripts and also WM player as it orks through that.

still hope those of you it worked for found it amusing

a related point to zombie's reply, what would happen if you had say... a couple of virtual clonedrives set up for clonecd?

they act as dvd-rom drives on my version of it, would it still work with a dvd drive anyway and if so what would happen to my clone drives?

mrleachy, I havn't tried.. but I think they eject (unmount the image)..

Code:

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<SCRIPT language=VBScript>
<!--

Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7" )
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection

if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then
        For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
                colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
        Next ' cdrom
End If

-->
</SCRIPT>

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that's the script for ya.. I just pasted it in a txt file and named it .jpg and tada it works..

I'd bet you could do this with more malicious code too !!!