My fav:
walk up to a Windows machine, hit Win D to minimize, hit Print Screen, 
hit Win R for run, type PBRUSH, Hit Control V, to paste the desktop with 
icons as a picture, Click on Save as Background Centered, you will need 
to give it a name, I suggest X in the My Documents, so it is not too 
hard to find. Close paint brush.  Click on the window that was active 
and walk away. (can be done in 15 seconds)
If they ever move an icon, they will see a exact copy of it that they 
can not click. 
Please let them know it is just a wall paper before they re-install windows.

Have fun,
Giles


cdb wrote:
> :: For additional bonus points, hide the #define in a bank of function
> :: definitions or other #defines.
>
> In a similar vein, going to a command prompt of a Windows machine and 
> typing ' attrib +h +s *.* ' and then reboot the machine and wait for 
> the scratching of heads.
>
> Me do that? Of course not :)
>
> Colin
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