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Can someone explain this?
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type =rand(150,6) in microsoft word and press enter.
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you get 150 paragraphs with random sentences in each paragraph
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sorry 150 paragraphs with 6 random sentences in each
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
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wtf ..... theres like 3 and a half pages of: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
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it's a tool for kids to learn that every letter of the alphabet can be used. Why it's so excessive? not sure.
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no worky
oh im an idiot, did nt it say in microsoft word?
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8,100 words
41,000 character
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must have been some thing the programers decided to throw in for kicks
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i dont know why it happens to the rest of you, but i know it happens to piot because he went to amsterdam and didnt get a hooker.
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oh, well now that explains it
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rand is used in programing so its got something to do with that like if you look at calcu;lator games, like the way they are written, there are alot of rand things in it
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rand mcnally? or something like that
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he nailed it, I checked, every letter of the alphabet is in there
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try:
=rand(150,100)
i got 177 pages
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haha i didnt need to yeti i fucked this french chick in the shower that was staying at the same hostel as me.
wasent the same after i saw 2 d00ds walk out of the room of the hooker i was gonna get.
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that sentance is what they use to display fonts...Like if you go into your fonts folder and ope up a random on, it will open a document with that sentance written in a few sizes.
as for why it shows up in ms Word when you write that command...
i dunno, sounds like an easter egg, but a pointless one.
anyone remember that one in like word 97 where you like typed red in red font and you got some game??
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The "=rand" part refers to the sentence.
The first number in the parenthesis is the number of paragraphs.
The second number in the parenthesis is the number of sentences.
For example: =rand(1,1) produces: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
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I can. As has been mentioned, that is one of a few sentences that contains every letter in the alphabet, and is used to test printers. I don't think it is used so much anymore, but back when printers and especially typewriters were kind of spotty, it was a quick and easy way to see what letters didn't work or come out clearly.
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
..mmmh, that sentence uses all the 26 letters in our alphabet. Otherwise I don't don't what the hell that is...
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haha its not like you're flush with bitches ;-)...and french bitches are nasty haha
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haha no they arent. stop thinking of eurotrip and go see the real thing.
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=rand(100,100) didn't do anything for me.
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rand(x, y) is function
the equals probably lets word know to run the function instead of typing it. The x and y parameters are for number of paragraphs and sentences in each paragraphs. It's probably there to calculate how many pages papers will be or something.
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i cant explain that but how did you find that out
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really how did you? i got 14 pages
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i bet it was bill gate's idea
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