VBS Scripts
Hello again!
I decided to share with you more notepad tricks.....
The first one will show you how old you're going to be after 39 years.
And the second - in which year you're going to be 50.
I hope you like them:)
here are the results:)))
I decided to share with you more notepad tricks.....
The first one will show you how old you're going to be after 39 years.
And the second - in which year you're going to be 50.
I hope you like them:)
here are the results:)))
Trick Number 1
This trick will show you how old you'll be in 39 years.
1. Open notepad
2. Type this code:
WScript.Echo "Hello!"
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
age = InputBox("Please type your age.")
newage = age + 39
WshShell.Popup "In 39 years, you will be " & newage & "."
3. Go to File - save as and save it like this age ( or something else). vbs
It doesn't matter what will be the name, but it have to end with .vbs
4. That's it!!!
NOTE: You can change 39 with other number if you want. But don't forget to change it in both places!!!
1. Open notepad
2. Type this code:
WScript.Echo "Hello!"
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
age = InputBox("Please type your age.")
newage = age + 39
WshShell.Popup "In 39 years, you will be " & newage & "."
3. Go to File - save as and save it like this age ( or something else). vbs
It doesn't matter what will be the name, but it have to end with .vbs
4. That's it!!!
NOTE: You can change 39 with other number if you want. But don't forget to change it in both places!!!
Trick Number 2
This trick will show you in which year you'll be 50. You have to type only your birth year.
1. Open notepad
2. Type this code:
WScript.Echo "Hello!"
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
birthdate = InputBox("Please type your birth year only.")
newage = birthdate + 50
WshShell.Popup "In " & newage & " you'll be 50."
3. Go to File - save as and save it years. vbs
Like I said before it doesn't matter the name, but it must end with .vbs
1. Open notepad
2. Type this code:
WScript.Echo "Hello!"
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
birthdate = InputBox("Please type your birth year only.")
newage = birthdate + 50
WshShell.Popup "In " & newage & " you'll be 50."
3. Go to File - save as and save it years. vbs
Like I said before it doesn't matter the name, but it must end with .vbs
The End
This codes will not harm your computer:)
Enjoy and good luck!!!
Enjoy and good luck!!!