An interesting "trick" with Microsoft Word

idsman75

Okay, I'm not much of one for urban legends and the like but I gave something a shot today that a friend told me to try and some of you may be interested so I figured I'd post it.Try this:Open a blank Microsoft word documenttype in Q33 NY (which was the flight # for WTC crash plane)change the font size to 28change the font to wingdings

Ms. Beast

Weird! I had to change the fonts first and then type it in.

ref44

I'd like to see documentation that the flight number was Q33NY. I believe someone familiar with worked his way backward to create this urban legend.

boeboe

33 is flight number, NY is for New York.

wiredog

THAT IS FREAKY

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thesupermonkey

What the Heck does the Star of David have to do with it?

thesupermonkey

Try Cjj and use web dings...

ref44

I cannot find the flight number that went down near Pittsburgh; but the other three were not flight number 33. I still say someone who knows wingdings fabricated this.One could do it with almost any subject.

He Dog

I believe the flight that went down near Pittsburg was 93

Iconoclast

Like many such convenient coincidences, this is one is fallacious. The flight numbers don't match and this can be done in any WP app, not just M$ crapware.

metz

Anyone do the excel 98 "flight simulator/credits thing"? That was my favorite so far. If memory serves you open a a new spread sheet type something in the grid x,l 98 and then the program runs. Give or take a little, anyone else remember that?Andy

idsman75

Well, I guess I just perpetuated another urban legend. Sorry about that. I guess it has as much credibility as that bogus piece that was allegedly written by Nostradomos which has been circulating the internet as well. As far as the star of david is concerned...well...Lieberman Brothers was located in the WTC as were several other large investment banking headquarters owned primarily by people of Jewish descent.