Fabricio_EX
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Guys, I found something really impressive in the net. It's related to our friend, the Microsoft owner, Bill Gates. The original link is on portuguese and it is:
http://subliminar.br.tripod.com/microsoft.htm
It would be interesting to take a look, at least for those who know the language. For those who can't read, I'll try to tranlaste what I think you would like to know.
There's more, but my question is about this "Doom" game into Excel 95 program. Did someone here verified this before? What could that be? There's no further information about what is at the end of the path, but I would like to see this. If you guys have Excel 95 , try to check it out and see what happens, ok? See ya.
http://subliminar.br.tripod.com/microsoft.htm
It would be interesting to take a look, at least for those who know the language. For those who can't read, I'll try to tranlaste what I think you would like to know.
For those who have Excel 95 installed (not the Excel from Office 97), make the test:
1. Open a new file.
2. Put the cursor on line 95.
3. Click on the button 95 to select the whole line.
4. Press Tab to go to the second column.
5. Now using the mouse, select Help --> About.
6. Now press (and keep pressed) Ctrl+Alt+Shift keys and, using the mouse again, click on "Product support" (don't forget the keys have to be pressed at this time).
7. A new window will appear with the title "Hall of Tortured Souls". It's a program similar to Doom, and you can walk using the arrow keys.Taking a look at the walls, you'll see names of tortured souls moving along it.
8. Now go back to the start point, at the wall that was behind you. It is white and checkered. Now type EXCELKFA. The wall opens and reveal a secret passage. Go through there and try not to fall. When you reach the end of the path, you'll se something really frightening. Witnesses from all parts of the world verified that this is a true revelation that open your eyes.
There's more, but my question is about this "Doom" game into Excel 95 program. Did someone here verified this before? What could that be? There's no further information about what is at the end of the path, but I would like to see this. If you guys have Excel 95 , try to check it out and see what happens, ok? See ya.