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Fun Secrets in Microsoft Products - Kevin Stratvert

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Fun Secrets in Microsoft Products - Kevin Stratvert Learn about some of the best secrets in Microsoft products from a former and a current Microsoft employee. Surf in Microsoft Edge, insert placeholder text into Word, enable God Mode to access the master control panel, use an undocumented function in Excel to calculate the difference between dates, and play games in Cortana. As a bonus, we'll also show two fun references, one to Doom in system services and another that includes a photo of Frodo's house in Lord of the Rings. - Additional resources - Launch surfing game by typing this into the address bar of Microsoft Edge: edge://surf/ - Add placeholder text into Word with these functions: =rand() or =lorem() To specific paragraphs and sentences, insert parameters e.g. =rand(3,5) - To create god mode folder, create a new folder and enter: GodMode.-ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C- - To calculate the difference between dates, use Datedif(START DATE, END DATE, Y) function. Enter Y for year, M for month, or D for day. - Cortana Games include 'flip a coin', 'roll a dice', & 'rock paper scissors' - For Doom reference, open Services file in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc - For Frodo's house, search for Closed Captions setting page
Date: 2022-03-15

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Comments and reviews: 8

Wayne
Kevin, back in the '90s I started an Excel Spreadsheet I used as a screensaver to countdown to retirement (1999). By entering dates in cells you can add or substract them and I found if you enter -=Today()- in a cell and reference other dates to it it updates the cell automatically to reflect current date. I then automatically converted the days to months and years. This video reminded me of that. In the '90s I used Lotus then Excel and created many sheets to handle scheduling, attendance, and even automated my expense forms. One thing I did learn was use it or lose it. I really appreciate your videos, they remind me of what I've forgotten and teach me new stuff. You can teach an old dog new tricks. Keep up the good work!!
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Zach
Tried the God Mode folder trick and it didn't work... really sucks since that would be the most useful thing on this list for me. Edit: derp - you have to put the whole name in starting with Godmode.- ..... It works now
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MrJackydragon
Fell in chocolate river twice lol. Mouth glued shut from eating caramels. Too funny. I wanted to try a Kevin company cookie. Not so much now. I had a godmode on my PC and wondered how it got there. Great video.
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Ray
God Mode code did not work. I just copied the code and pasted it for the New Folder name. On enter nothing happened. Clicking on the folder opened an empty folder.
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Caro
I knew the god mode -. Thinking I will bring a lawsuit to Kevin-s cookie company since I placed an order for cookies and never got them. I want my cookies!,
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Alexander
Kevin. How can we do time difference (Hours and minutes), and how can we search several documents at once for a particular word or phrase?. Thanks.
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Norm
On my Windows 10 Home, god mode did not work. The desktop folder created simply retained this folder name of -ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C-
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Empress
God Mode did not work for me. I have Windows 10 Home, version 20H2. Does that make a difference? It just opens a new folder.
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