A
alfie
In a new Word document, type:
= rand(200,99)
Press Enter and wait a few seconds.
= rand(200,99)
Press Enter and wait a few seconds.
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J
Joseph Meehan
alfie said:In a new Word document, type:
= rand(200,99)
Press Enter and wait a few seconds.
It looks like you found an Easter Egg, just in time for Halloween.
BTW I used Word 2002 other years versions may have other Easter Eggs.
R
Rick Runyan
My guess...
=rand is a function to generate "random" words, 200 is the number of words
per paragraph and 99 is the number of paragraphs to generate. (Or vice
versa; I'm not anal enough to count either. All I know is it created 235
pages of text on my system.)
Intended use: create temporary text with which to play with page, style,
font, etc formatting before actually inputing meaningful text.
Again, guesses!
Rick
=rand is a function to generate "random" words, 200 is the number of words
per paragraph and 99 is the number of paragraphs to generate. (Or vice
versa; I'm not anal enough to count either. All I know is it created 235
pages of text on my system.)
Intended use: create temporary text with which to play with page, style,
font, etc formatting before actually inputing meaningful text.
Again, guesses!
Rick
P
Paul Turner
It is a hidden autotext entry (see Insert/Autotext). The numbers are the
number of times the entry is repeated.
number of times the entry is repeated.