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yesterday i was playing with dll files ie uses when i found some interesting **** inside one of 'em it was a credits page but fo some reason those azzholz @ m!crosoft had encrypted them names and the funny part is that the page has the functions for decrypting it check it out yourself(attachment)
btw:i had to make some changes to the script so it starts working
If you wrote IE, would YOU really want people knowing who you were? I'd encrypt it too.
That explains alot... obviously spent more time on that file than IE itself.
Heh, I would suppose so, but then again why even include it? ^_^Quote:
If you wrote IE, would YOU really want people knowing who you were? I'd encrypt it too.
-Cheers-
PS: It looks like fun although I'm not good at messing with that stuff, namely crypto.
Gawd, fu*&ing IE pisses me off. Its the way they integrate everything into it, Outlook, Messenger, Media Player, it doesnt work the way they intended it to. I like how if you have to Old Media Player, and upgrade to the New Media Player, it keeps the old media player, and gets all confused when it calls for a media player. Then you have the "Open inside Window" option that pisses me off everytime. If I was the writer of IE, I would make a formal apology, and encrypt THAT.
Very kool thanks black death! Good point gore
Mind me asking which *.dll file was it ????Quote:
yesterday i was playing with dll files ie uses when i found some interesting **** inside one of 'em
Quick warning to you all...
Do NOT drink 5 red bulls and vodka, 3 miller lights, 4 captain and cokes, 2 harp lagers and 2 crown and cokes before viewing the html in the zip.
It'll make you a bit dizzy...
That's awesome that you found it, It's also here (simple google for the string "Microsoft The Castedo Blueing"):
http://kimihia.org.nz/articles/ie4/complete
http://www.eeggs.com/items/30029.html
They both show instructions on how to get to it. Though they are for IE 4 and 5 respectively. I can't get either of them to work for 6.
UpperCell: Strange. I have gotten them to work with IE6. However, when I installed this box, it was ie 5.5... then I upgraded. Its IE6 sp1 with all patches...
I followed the instructions in the second link.
Has anyone gotten this one to work for them ? :
Welcome to Windows!
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How it Works:
1: Goto Start/Settings/Control Panel.
2: Double click the Regional Settings icon.
3: Hold down the Ctrl key and keep down.
4: Using your mouse, Click and drag from Cairo Egypt (1) to Memphis Tennessee (2).
5: Let go of mouse key.
6: Using your mouse again, Click and drag from Memphis (2) to Redmond Washington (3).
7: Enjoy the picture show and music!
Special Notes:
This egg is quite tricky to initiate.
Works in versions 98 - 98 SE
Awwwwww!
I am afraid that I tend to use XEN to skin MS of some of its bloatware, so they don't work! I used to be pretty good at bringing up the credits in Win3.1x..........and you had to be pixel accurate for that :cool:
I also like the flight simulator in Excel 8 (Office97)
These things are not quite as foolish as you might think.........I had a period when I was heavily involved in user training..........no one else wanted to do it and it seemed that I had the "bedside manner"/patience for it? It was quite useful because I was building online and CD interactive courses at the same time. I would show these silly things to the students, who were very impressed and thought that I was a great MS "guru"............but my campus had some of the very senior PA types in it. The IT Department's PA went on holiday "very kindly" leaving our director (EVP) with a partly completed powerpoint presentation for our annual budget and 3 year plan and the message "Johnno can finish it...........he knows all about that sort of stuff"
Well it got done, and my wife got a brand new car out of my annual performance bonus!!!!
Not very fair on the others...............but they didn't want to do the user training courses ;)
Also, I would tell them about e-mail (mostly internal in those days) and the dangers of media brought in from outside................stopped several potentially nasty incidents as a result.
My message is that these things can be used to gain street cred in a working environment.......then you have user trust, and they will come to you if they are not sure, because they know you will NOT laugh at or ridicule them?
/end of sermon...it is Sunday here
Cheers