Make a Custom Welcome Message on Windows

This tutorial is about making a custom welcome message for your computer during start up.

Steps:

1. Open your notepad and copy paste this code:
Dim speaks, speech
speaks="Hello User! Welcome back to your computer. Have a nice day"
Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
speech.Speak speaks

2. Change User with your own name. You can also change everything inside " ". Then save it on your desktop as welcomevoice.vbs
(Note: File Type should be "All Files" and the extension should be .vbs)

3. Now, go to Start Menu then All Programs, look for Startup folder and move the script on your Startup folder. 

4. Now restart your system to test. Enjoy! :)

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Make Your Notepad Write On Its Own

How to make notepad write on its own?
Follow this steps and you'll see your notepad writing by itself. :)

Steps:

1. Open notepad

2. Copy this scripts in notepad:

set wshshell = wscript.CreateObject ("wscript.shell")

wshshell.run "Notepad"

wscript.sleep 2000

wshshell.AppActivate "Notepad"

WshShell.SendKeys "H"

WScript.sleep 500

WshShell.SendKeys "ell"

Wscript.Sleep 500

WshShell.SendKeys "0"

This will make notepad type Hello. You can make your own custom message by replacing the letters between the " " signs with the one you want.

3. Now save the file. Type the name of the file with the extension .vbs and make sure that File Type is All Files not text file.

4. Double click it and notepad will start typing letters. 

Enjoy! :)

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Simple Trick on Microsoft Word

This trick will make your Microsoft Word show random text. :)

Steps:

1. Open your Microsoft Word.

2. Type the code below:
=rand(200,99)

3. Hit Enter and you will see something like this. :)

Have fun! :)

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