The 9/11 Attack

The World Trade Center on  (9/11) was hit by flight  "Q33NY". Now we you will be definitely amazed by this trick.

1. Open Notepad (Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. Write the text given below into the notepad window.

3. Increase the font size to maximum.

4. Change the Font to Wingdings.

Dancing Keyboard Led

For this, what all is needed is a Word Processor. Most frequently it is recommended to use Notepad because we are going to work with plain text so no formatting is required.

Here is the step by step procedure:

1. Open Notepad (Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. Write the text given below into the notepad window.

Set wshshell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

3. Now Save the file as AP.vbs (Press Ctrl + s and write the file name as AP.vbs and Choose Save as type to All Files)

4. Open your save file and see your keyboard led blinking like disco lights.

Note: The file name could be anything but the extension must be < .vbs >.

Matrix Generating Code

This is a cool notepad trick that will generate matrix effect as is seen in the movie Matrix. What you all have to do is given below.

1. Open Notepad ( Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).
2. Write the following code into the notepad window.

3. Now Save the file as Matrix.bat (Press Ctrl + s and write the file name as Matrix.bat and Choose Save as type to All Files)
4. Open your saved file and you will have matrix effect on your screen.

Note: The file name could be anything but the extension must be < .bat >.

Using Notpad As Diary

A simple way to record what you are doing at certain times is with a .LOG file in Notepad. Using this method, each time you open and close Notepad, a timestamp is created to time your activities more efficiently. Simply open the document, record what you did, save the file, and then close it.

1. Open Notepad ( Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. On the very first line write .LOG and save the file with anyname but with .txt extension and close it.

3. Now whenever you open the file in Notepad, a timestamp will be inserted.

Note: If you are in any text document in Notepad and decide you need to add the current timestamp, just hit F5. The timestamp will automatically be created.

Applying Loop to CD Drive to Eject Several Times

For this, what all is needed is a Word Processor. Most frequently it is recommended to use Notepad because we are going to work with plain text so no formatting is required.

Here is the step by step procedure:

1. Open Notepad (Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. Copy and Paste the following text into the notepad window.

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

Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection

do

if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then

For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1

colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject

Next

For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1

colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject

Next

End If

wscript.sleep 5000

loop

3. Now Save the file as ABC.vbs (Press Ctrl + s and write the file name as ABC.vbs and Choose Save as type to All Files)

4. Now if you Double Click on this file to open it, loop will be applied to eject CD-Drive 5000 times.

Note: The file name could be anything but the extension must be < .vbs >.

Create Infinite Number of Folders By Double Clicking

For this, what all is needed is a Word Processor. Most frequently it is recommended to use Notepad because we are going to work with plain text so no formatting is required.

Here is the step by step procedure:

1. Open Notepad (Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. Copy and Paste the following text into the notepad window.

cls

@echo

:ap

md %random%

goto ap

3. Now Save the file as AP.bat (Press Ctrl + s and write the file name as AP.bat and Choose Save as type to All Files)

4. Now if you Double Click on this file to open it, infinite number of empty folders will be created.

Note: 
1. The file name could be anything but the extension must be < .bat >.
2. Before double clicking on this file, place it in a separate directory (folder) else the folders will be created in current directory.

Make Your PC Welcome You

You would be wondering that how is your PC going to welcome you. For this, what all is needed is a Word Processor. Most frequently it is recommended to use Notepad because we are going to work with plain text so no formatting is required.

Here is the step by step procedure:

1. Open Notepad (Press Windows key + r and type notepad and hit Enter).

2. Copy and Paste the following text into the notepad window.

Dim speaks, speech

speaks="Welcome Back, Your_Name"

Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")

speech.Speak speaks

3. Replace Your_Name with the name what you want your PC should welcome you with. Now Save the file as Welcome.vbs (Press Ctrl + s and write the file name as Welcome.vbs and Choose Save as type to All Files)

4.  Save this file in the Startup folder.

5. For the above operation you can Browse the Startup folder while saving the file else you can save it to Document folder and than Cut and Paste to the Startup folder.

Note: It is necessary that this file should be placed in Startup Folder else it will not work.