The reason why you cannot save a folder named CON is because it is a function used by Windows itself

Hey I found all the answers for the bugs !
http://www.zaryouh.com/2007/08/21/microsoft-secret-revealed-for-desinotescom/

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Try this and you will get the same result as #3

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You can vary the numbers to get a different number of results. The first number is the amount of lines, and the second the amount of times the sentence is printed per line.

The sentence “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog” is a sentence that contains all 26 letters of the alphabet. As such, it’s a convenient test phrase when testing things like fonts and markup.

testing take efforts

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/fq00-017.mspx

CON - Console
LPT - Line Printer
COM1 - Serial Port 1
COM2 - Serial Port 2

Numerous others.

What you type from here on is saved in the file as an exact copy. So you had to write the contents of the file without errors and end the file with ctrl-m

jill

“Bush” is just and easter-egg, not a bug. rand() probably too, or it is some debug function they forgot to remove. Notice it is similar to Excel function call.

=rand()*100

Then fill down to generate random numbers

http://arunonfire.blogspot.com/2007/08/create-folder-named-con-in-windows.html

http://arunonfire.blogspot.com/2007/08/create-folder-named-con-in-windows.html

CON is a virtual file for the display screen

try copying a file to CON and you’ll see it displayed on the screen.

type this in dos:

copy sometextfile.txt CON

and you’ll get sometexfile.txt content displayed on the DOS screen.

thus the reason why you can’t name a file CON

if I remember correctly, there are also PRN which redirects to your printer, so if you want to print some thing in MS-DOS, you’d type

echo Hello World! > PRN

or

copy myfile.txt PRN

it’s a reminiscent of those DOS days.

and please.. don’t say bill gates can’t explain it unless you’ve asked him yourself.

that’s just b.s.

This process would create a folder named CON and a
space with it. You cannot explictely give a space
because windows cuts off the excess spaces before or
after the name.

2. Is the difference between ASCII and Unicode. It’s just a matter of Notepad defaults. You see, when you save the file, in the “Encoding” field, the default drop-down is set to ANSI. So, by default, Notepad saves as ANSI. But if you do a File -> Open, the default Encoding is set to Unicode. That’s exactly what happens when you double click a saved file. Notepad knows the path, but not the Encoding. So it uses the default Unicode encoding, which spits the Chinese characters as explained above.
And that’s about it. No easter eggs, no conspiracies, no Bush interventions. Just plain old Microsoft.

NOTE:

There are other strings that cause Notepad to screw up, including “this app can break”, “this api can break”, “this cat can split”, “jane can not dance”, “text wit hou tcaps” and even “abcd efg hij klmno” and “xxxx xxx xxx xxxxx”.

3. “rand means random in almost all programming languages. This function is
provided by Microsoft to generate random text in documents for testing
purposes. If you change the numbers in paranthesis, it will change the
number of sentences it generates. The first number is the number of
paragraphs it will generate and the second number is the number of sentences
to each paragraph. Try it.”

then type something
then hit Ctrl-Z

There will be a file called test.txt with whatever you typed in in.

2.File came out fine. If, instead of the instruction, you copy and paste the text, the character set will be wrong.

3.Is a macro in Word and has nothing to do with Windows.

2. SAVE THE TEXT IN UTF-8 FORMAT IN NOTEPAD, EVERYTHING WORKS FINE

Does “desi” mean “fucking imbecile”?

haha gotta love Windows……

2. only one of these is an actual bug. that =rand(a,b) function has been there for a while and is a TESTING FUNCTION.

3. microsoft can explain each of these.

you fail.