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#1 Open Microsoft Word and type [b]=rand (200, 99) [/b] And then press ENTER And see the magic…..! =D #2 For those of you using Windows, do the following: 1.) Open an empty notepad file 2.)
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#1 Open Microsoft Word and type [b]=rand (200, 99) [/b] And then press ENTER And see the magic…..! =D #2 For those of you using Windows, do the following: 1.) Open an empty notepad file 2.)
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#1
as what you have said you use [b]microsoft works word processor[/b], the instruction i gave says,
MICR0$0FT WORD which is MlCROSOFT OFFICE WORD. therefore, since you didn't use the right program it simply means you didn't follow the instruction and so, you didn't see what I wan't you to see.
#2
you type standard english character and when reopen, it become chinese character right? yes maybe you installed chinese character just like me but the point in there is:
[b]WHY THE HELL IT BECOME CHINESE CHARACTER? THATS WHAT I CALLED A BUG[/b] 
before you say [b]they're chinese words..not bugs... [/b] you should support it properly why you call it not a BUG for in programming term BUG is define as [i]A fault in a program which causes the program to perform in an unintended or unanticipated manner. [/i].
before you say [b]they're chinese words..not bugs... [/b] you should support it properly why you call it not a BUG for in programming term BUG is define as [i]A fault in a program which causes the program to perform in an unintended or unanticipated manner. [/i].
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