Bush hid the facts - Conspiracy in Notepad

This an odd stuff. This is the first time I saw this, and i'm not sure if you guys are already familiar with this.

Anyhow, open notepad, then type in these words: bush hid the facts

Then save it (anywhere, and any filename will do). Now, open that txt file, and see what happens.

Gotta need some feedbacks on this. Although I have the orginal link, i'm gonna hang on it for a bit.

p.s. only works on Windows XP or Windows NT/2000
Enjoy

 

you get square boxes

 

You get Chinese or something (You must not have all languages installed)

畢桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴

In Vista your machine crashes (Although it does that anytime you open anything anyway)

 

reminds me of the easter egg in office 97....type "impeach bill clinton" in square xxxx, run dictionary, and the answer "I'll drink to that!" came up...will have to see if I can find the instructions for that one...

 

WOW! That's creepy stuff.
I get this: 畢桳栠摩琠敨映捡獴 - except it's just little squares in notepad

{edit} Just translated this on Google and it comes up with this: Mount Albert Ben Tang Ying games, compared with mongoose seized as the translation.

 

i just got little squares

 

Just to repeat...If you get "little squares" it means you don't have your language packs installed and chinese/japanese/korean can't be displayed

And by the way, it isn't the content that triggers it. If you try any any other combination of 4 characters followed by a space, 3 characters followed by a space, and so on (such as "xxxx xxx xxx xxxx"), it works

 

oh boy, i dont speak chines 4 other languages but that aint one of them

 

LMAO. Cant belive it actually worked. Good find

 

Hehe great that you guys enjoy it. Anyways "yfs1" if you are reading this i like your SEO forums. I checked it out and you have my vote

 

In windows, if you hit f1 (help) and type "mac" you get help for "lost files" LOL

 

nice...real nice...will have to remember that one...

 

Does anyone know what the translation means? Or have a better translation?

 

If you got to the DOS prompt and type -- format c: -- that does some wacky things too

 

best software trick is alt+f4 and confirm all poupups (works in every application

 

this is what i got

 

The real interesting stuff happens when you do that stuff with this instead:

 

I actually get help files for stuff like file and print servers for macintosh.

 

Oddly enough, nothing happens.

 

A lot of these easter eggs are version specific.