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[guide] message rickroll - Printable Version +- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net) +-- Forum: Social (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=14) +--- Forum: Shenanigans (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=51) +--- Thread: [guide] message rickroll (/showthread.php?tid=5953) Pages:
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[guide] message rickroll - randompeep - 2008-12-04 Too bad my computer lab has Deep Freeze or something like that. (It removes anything saved or installed on the computer other than the hard drive and other basic things. ie save a word document, turn off, come back later, the document is gone.) [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-04 Johnnywup Wrote:If you make a new shortcut on your desktop, make the destination on the first page of shortcut wizard http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSsJ19sy3JI and put press next then next then finish and drag that shortcut to startup and itll come up with the video at startupI copied the thread topic's typed out lyrics and saved it in a Text Document on my desktop as a .BAT file. Then I clicked it to see if it worked. Here's what happened: Command Prompt appears... the lyrics like, scrolls down really fast for 3 sec, and Command Prompt disappears, then a little window with the "We're no strangers to love" pops out. So then I click it continuously, fully functional, I tested. After that initial test, I moved the whole file into the Startup folder, and now it's there and when I restart my comp, it still doesn't work. I don't think shortcutting it will work either because it just brings in the file from a different location, but the file is in the folder already. =/ And no, I don't want to hear the song, I want the Lyrics to pop up. [guide] message rickroll - Johnnywup - 2008-12-05 Harrisonized Wrote:I copied the thread topic's typed out lyrics and saved it in a Text Document on my desktop as a .BAT file. Then I clicked it to see if it worked.Start-all programs-right click the folder in it "Startup"-click open-drag your .bat file to the startup folder and restart. Double click the .bat file from Startup first, i did that and it started working ;D [guide] message rickroll - Anyoneisgod - 2008-12-05 The following is the sacred document in Scientology known as OTIII. Scientologists deny it exists as part of their Operating Thetan literature. It was written by L. Ron Hubbard in 1967. Hubbard wrote that if you read this document before you have achieved a level of scholarship, you will get pneumonia and die. The cost to get to that level: $360,000. The head of the Galactic Confederation (76 planets around larger stars visible from here) (founded 95,000,000 yrs ago, very space opera) solved overpopulation (250 billion or so per planet -- 178 billion on average) by mass implanting. He caused people to be brought to Teegeeack (Earth) and put an H Bomb on the principal volcanoes (Incident 2) and then the Pacific area ones were taken in boxes to Hawaii and the Atlantic Area ones to Las Palmas and there "packaged." His name was Xenu. He used renegades. Various misleading data by means of circuits etc. was placed in the implants. When through with his crime (R/)Loyal Officers (to the people) captured him after 6 years of battle and put him in an electronic mountain trap where he still is. "They" are gone. The place (Confed.)has since been a desert. - Hubbard See it in his original handwriting at xenu.net. Learn more about the fight against the criminal cult of Scientology on whyweprotest.net. Make a difference by copy-pasting this and posting it somewhere else as part of International Post OTIII Day and in honor of Lisa McPherson, who died on Dec 5 1995 after being starved to death by Scientologists [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-05 Johnnywup Wrote:Start-all programs-right click the folder in it "Startup"-click open-drag your .bat file to the startup folder and restart. Double click the .bat file from Startup first, i did that and it started working ;DOMFG. I swear this is frustrating seeing people repeat themselves after I said that I already done this. What the ef don't you people get about that!?! ![]()
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!!!Now I ask again: does anyone have a different solution other than what the Thread Topic posted, because his method apparently doesn't work with my computer. And is there a way to keep CMD from popping up? I hope I don't see another repetition of what was already mentioned. [guide] message rickroll - Johnnywup - 2008-12-05 ummm im probably an idiot but...whats CMD? [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-05 Johnnywup Wrote:ummm im probably an idiot but...whats CMD?Command Prompt. Go to Start ~> Run Type in CMD You'll see it. [guide] message rickroll - Johnnywup - 2008-12-05 Harrisonized Wrote:Command Prompt. Im on my mac rt now. No way to stop that [guide] message rickroll - JakeAndBake - 2008-12-05 On an unrelated note, Sarah Palin is running 2012
[guide] message rickroll - Johnnywup - 2008-12-05 JakeAndBake Wrote:On an unrelated note, Sarah Palin is running 2012 How offtopic is that xD [guide] message rickroll - randompeep - 2008-12-05 All I get is CMD scrolling down text, then it closes and nothing happens. [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-05 randompeep Wrote:All I get is CMD scrolling down text, then it closes and nothing happens.Yea. Same here. The thing doesn't work unless I actually click on the .bat file. And is there any way to hide CMD while the command is entered? [guide] message rickroll - Magus - 2008-12-06 TC, I'd like to add that if you enter "@echo off" at the beginning of the code the text in the command prompt will run in the background. Here's mine: Code: @echo off [guide] message rickroll - randompeep - 2008-12-06 . [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-06 Magus Wrote:TC, I'd like to add that if you enter "@echo off" at the beginning of the code the text in the command prompt will run in the background.That makes it work at startup? (I'm not going to restart right now so I might as well ask) Assuming that it does do that, how do you hide CMD when the code is entered? [guide] message rickroll - randompeep - 2008-12-06 I take my previous comment back. On my XP, it works, but on my lolVista, failure. [guide] message rickroll - Magus - 2008-12-06 Harrisonized Wrote:That makes it work at startup? (I'm not going to restart right now so I might as well ask)No, all "@echo off" does is make the command prompt load in the background. If you do not put "@echo off" in the beginning it will load the script in plain sight, and look like this:
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But, if do put "@echo off " into the beginning the command prompt will look like this for a second and then disappear.
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It just makes it look better in my opinion. [guide] message rickroll - Harrisonized - 2008-12-06 Magus Wrote:No, all "@echo off" does is make the command prompt load in the background.But but but... how do you make the CMD disappear? If I close CMD before I close the text, I don't get the full string. [guide] message rickroll - Magus - 2008-12-06 Harrisonized Wrote:But but but... how do you make the CMD disappear? If I close CMD before I close the text, I don't get the full string.It closes itself. [guide] message rickroll - FinalHeart - 2008-12-06 Harrisonized Wrote:I don't see why not. They're fun to use.Happened to me too. >_> |