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| ButtonShyMouse |
Nice/Freeware |
| 22-Mar-99 |
62K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the mouse to shy away or jump from most buttons (even the Start button).
Note: this one requires
a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| RudeCDTray |
Nice/Freeware |
| 22-Mar-99 |
54K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the CD-ROM drive to open up and give you a rasberry.
Note: It will not fire if there is a program
cd in the drive, this keeps the blue screen of death away. | |
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| FallingIcons |
Nice/Freeware |
| 14-Mar-99 |
70K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the desktop icons to fall down the screen, no matter how many times the victim tries to put them back
in place. This prank is nice so there is a FallingIcons button that pops up on the system tray. Just click the button to return
the icons to their prior positions.
Note: this one requires a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| Snoring Mouse |
Nice/Freeware |
| 7-Mar-99 |
512K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Imagine someone's suprise when their mouse starts snoring when not being used. | |
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| Mean Snoring Mouse |
Mean/Freeware |
| 7-Mar-99 |
512K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Imagine someone's suprise when their mouse starts snoring when not being used. | |
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| CrazyIcons |
Nice/Freeware |
| 7-Oct-97 |
70K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the desktop icons to shoot across the desktop at random intervals (from 10ms to 32765ms). This prank
is nice so there is a CrazyIcons button that pops up on the system tray. Just click the button to return the icons to their
prior positions.
Note: this one requires a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| SneakyIcons |
Nice/Freeware |
| 7-Oct-97 |
70K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the desktop icons to move a pixel at a time at random intervals (from 10ms to 32765ms). This prank drove
a few people crazy during beta testing. This prank is nice so there is a SneakyIcons button that pops up on the system tray.
Just click the button to return the icons to their prior positions.
Note: this one requires a dll, so it is packaged
in an installer. | |
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| SwappingIcons |
Nice/Freeware |
| 12-Oct-97 |
70K |
Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes the desktop icons to swap positions at random intervals (from 10ms to 32765ms). This prank is nice so
there is a SwappingIcons button that pops up on the system tray. Just click the button to return the icons to their prior
positions.
Note: this one requires a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| Kilroy |
Nice/Freeware |
| 25-Aug-96 |
31K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Remember 'Kilroy' from your school days, always poping up on a blackboard somewhere. Well now you can continue
the tradition on the computer. He will wait a random number of milliseconds before he starts peaking over the edges of the
active window (if there is room).
...Did You Know... | |
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| Kilroy (the mean version) |
Mean/Freeware |
| 25-Aug-96 |
31K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Same as the nice kilroy, only it doesn't put a button on the toolbar. | |
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| Rasberry |
Nice/Freeware |
| 30-Mar-96 |
60K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Picture a lizard poping out of the page (head first) and giving you a rasberry... Always pops up after a random
period of time.
Thanks to Jim Plucknett for the idea. | |
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| Rasberry the pretend screensaver |
Nice/Freeware |
| 29-Jun-96 |
46K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Here is rasberry in an easy to install 'screensaver' version. Just install it like any other screen saver then
let windows execute it or go ahead and press (preview/test or configuration settings) to start it off. I personally got 23
people in my office with this pretend screensaver version. | |
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| Drifting Windows |
Nice/Freeware |
| 29-Jun-96 |
28K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Makes all your windows drift around the screen (every 5 seconds a single window will move just a pixel or two),
guarenteed to make someone think they are going crazy or have a virus. | |
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| Drifting Windows |
Mean/Freeware |
| 29-Jun-96 |
28K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Makes all your windows drift around the screen (every 5 seconds a single window will move just a pixel or two),
guaranteed to make someone think they are going crazy or have a virus. This one is mean, so see at top of the page for instructions
on killing it, but it does not affect anything else. You can still work or play while it is running. | |
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| Slipping Windows |
Nice/Freeware |
| 3-Feb-97 |
34K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Causes windows to slide down the screen until only the title bar is visible.
Note: this one requires
a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| Swapper |
Nice/Freeware |
| 3-Feb-97 |
10K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| This one randomly swaps the left and right mouse buttons, but it is nice since it displays a button on the toolbar
while the buttons are swapped. | |
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| Mean Swapper |
Mean/Freeware |
| 3-Feb-97 |
10K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
A real nasty one that randomly swaps the left and right mouse buttons.
Due to a bug in Windows,
your mouse buttons may not be put back in the correct order when the program is killed. Try swapping the buttons
in ControlPanel/Mouse. If that doesn't work:
run regedit
click down to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Control Panel/Mouse
and
change the value for SwapMouseButtons (1 to 0 or 0 to 1) | |
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| Earthquake |
Nice/Freeware |
| 8-Mar-97 |
34K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
Imagine someones suprise when their windows start shaking like there is an earthquake inside your monitor (aftershocks
included).
Note: this one requires a dll, so it is packaged in an installer. | |
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| Rotating colors |
Mean/Freeware |
| 29-Mar-97 |
14K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| This one rotates your colors (text,buttons,toolbars,etc.) in a once every 10 minutes. | |
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| Rotate colors in a burst |
Nice/Freeware |
| 29-Mar-97 |
14K |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| This one rotates your colors (text,buttons,toolbars,etc.) in a 30 second burst every 10 minutes. You can execute
it any time, but it only does its work on April Fool's Day. | |
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| HaHa |
Nice/Freeware |
| 16-Sep-95 |
9k |
Windows 3.x/9x/ME/NT/2000 |
| Makes all your windows disapear. It makes a copy of the desktop background then sits at the top of the z-order
(in front of all your other windows). If it starts off as an icon, it will wait a random number of milliseconds before activating.
Could also be used to hide what you are working on from prying eyes. As an icon it sits off the screen, just activate it with
[alt][tab]. The system menu and min/max buttons are still in the normal place and can be used. | |
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