#THE HALL OF TORTURED SOULS SERIES#

#THE HALL OF TORTURED SOULS SERIES#

Only the very first release of Excel 2000 has it.Д©7's is based on Microsoft's own in house flight simulator series of games, probably taking inspiration from the then in development Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 or the older 95 version. It's probably the least stable of the easter eggs, and it's the only one that was removed from later versions of Excel 2000. From a technical perspective it's very difficult to get it to run properly, and you might see some artifacts and temporary black screens at times. There's not much to this one, but it is of note that it's built around early web based technologies (the team that designed it was responsible for getting Excel enabled web forms working) and uses some complicated early Direct X 3D rendering.

When it gets dark, press H for your headlights. Use the arrow keys to drive, forward and backward to accelerate and decelerate, left and right move you like wise. Hold down Shift+Crtl+Alt and click the Office logo in the upper-left. Note that this has to be done manually, no excel hotkeys work on the web enabled forms.Д§. Select row 2000, and tab so that WC is the active column. You should have a web enabled Excel box in the middle of the page.Д¦. Load the htm page you just saved with Internet Explorer. Save the file as an htm page on your drive.ДҐ. Select 'Publish Sheet' and check the box for 'Add Interactivity'Д¤. Under file menu, select 'Save as Web Page'ДЈ. Aptly named Dev Hunter, you drive through the credits in a Spy Hunter style car, blasting the 'Evil and dangerous Excel developers', as the credits text jokingly refers to them. 2000's is based on an old arcade game named Spy Hunter.

The hall of tortured souls