LAST BUT NOT LEAST BUT ALSO NOT COMPRESSED HAM SO YOUR NAME IS MISSPELLED WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT ITĬIRCLES ARE GOOD TOO BUT THEY’RE NOT RECTANGLESĪ CHART SAYS SO MUCH EVEN THOUGH IT DOESN’T REALLY SAY ANYTHING BECAUSE IT CANT TALK On the tarmac you can see credits to the developers and a few random quotes, such as: This easter egg allows users to take control of a car to shoot and smash into other cars along a highway. The swan song of the EEE saga, ‘Dev Hunter” was the Excel development team’s take on the video game “Spy hunter”. Press Ctrl+Shift+Alt, and then click the new toolbar button.įor those of you who don’t have a floppy disk with office ‘95 on it.Click Close to close the Customize dialog.Click Cancel if you are asked for a macro.Drag the second button (with a deck of cards image) to any visible toolbar.Scroll down the Categories list and choose the Custom category.Whatever the reason, we’re just glad it started this awesome, albeit short-lived, EEE (Excel Easter Egg) trend. This would increase users’ perceived value of the program. There are theories that suggest the developers added this memory heavy game into the program to increase installation time. Why? No-one is entirely sure and that is part of the fun. Excel ‘95ĭoom, one of the most influential video games of the 90s, clearly sparked the imaginations of Excel developers who sneaked this famous easter egg, known as “The Hall of Tortured Souls”, into Excel ‘95. Never fear kids – here you can check out the Excel Easter Eggs of yesteryear. Understandable, but it does mean that – to quote the popular adage – Kids of today will never know the thrill of finding the easter eggs of Excel. In 2002, Microsoft officially stopped including Easter Eggs in their products as part of their Trustworthy computing initiative.
Some enjoy hiding them, others finding them, and the rest will let the others do the hard work while they sit in astonishment at the results.
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