How to Play a Car Race in Excel
Open Excel 2000., Open the .htm file with Internet Explorer., Start your engines!
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Excel 2000.
You must be using Excel 2000 for Windows 9x/NT4/2000/ME/XP.
You also can't have a version of Excel 2000 that's been updated with a Service Pack.
Create a new Excel workbook.
Click File, and select Save as Web Page.
Check the Add Interactivity box.
Save the file on your hard drive with a .htm extension. -
Step 2: Open the .htm file with Internet Explorer.
Right click the file, and under Open With..., choose Internet Explorer.
If IE asks for permission to run ActiveX, agree.
When the table opens, tab to the WC column, then scroll down to row
2000.
Highlight the whole row by clicking the row number 2000, at left.
Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift, then click the Office logo in the upper-left corner. , Your screen will be transformed into an auto racing game, with developer credits visible on the roadway.
Here are the game controls:
Arrow keys: steer and accelerate Space bar: fire at other cars O: drop oil slicks H: toggle headlights Esc: exit game -
Step 3: Start your engines!
Detailed Guide
You must be using Excel 2000 for Windows 9x/NT4/2000/ME/XP.
You also can't have a version of Excel 2000 that's been updated with a Service Pack.
Create a new Excel workbook.
Click File, and select Save as Web Page.
Check the Add Interactivity box.
Save the file on your hard drive with a .htm extension.
Right click the file, and under Open With..., choose Internet Explorer.
If IE asks for permission to run ActiveX, agree.
When the table opens, tab to the WC column, then scroll down to row
2000.
Highlight the whole row by clicking the row number 2000, at left.
Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift, then click the Office logo in the upper-left corner. , Your screen will be transformed into an auto racing game, with developer credits visible on the roadway.
Here are the game controls:
Arrow keys: steer and accelerate Space bar: fire at other cars O: drop oil slicks H: toggle headlights Esc: exit game
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