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Discuss on forumTrying to Be a Good CitizenIn the beginning, I was only interested in downloading as much free software as possible :) And I was getting all sorts of warez and so on. But, as I matured in my career, I saw that ripping off software or music or video was generally wrong. (I didn't always stop doing it though!) Anyway, when I find a software that I like (Project URL Snooper), now I try to support the developer. I'm currently unemployed at the moment (I got downsized last year) so I'm still trying to be generous to developers who depend on donations for all or part of their living.
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Dr.Windows is a harmless joke/prank/trick program that will periodically display funny joke error messages to unsuspecting users.
Use it to play jokes on your family members - just don't be too cruel, or they'll come blaming us when they figure it out.
Comes with over 50 fun dialogs, but the main fun is making your own!
By default when loaded, Dr.Windows appears to be a program that is protecting the computer against something (we have no idea what). The "Protection Enabled" checkbox doesn't actually do anything. As an effort to not be too evil, we do let victims exit the program from the tray if they are smart enough to realize that the cause the messages is the program.
Every once and a while the 'victim' will see a random fake error dialog (see screenshots).
Holding the CONTROL key down while right clicking on the system tray icon opens up the secret options.
