More YoWindow tips

[daddylito]

1) Replace the landscape with photo of your own, see options
2) Study YoWindow season map by use of a Calender, click the date between the arrows
3) Notice that there are different snow and rain symbols dependent of the amount of precipitation (3 of each)
4) Notice that the time axis is click-able at every time of day .
5) If a snowman is displayed, it explodes if you click it 73 times within 10 seconds.

[par]

Ah, I like the last one

[jmcmurry]

I tried #5 and it doesn't work for me. I expect it has something to do with imperial vs metric clicks.

- Jim

[par]

Ah, you know, the European mice are so rapid...

[chucky]

I should 10sec clicking like mad on the snowman?

stands across the top? what happens then? except that the computer is very loud for me nothing LOL

[Meerkat]

5) If a snowman is displayed, it explodes if you click it 73 times within 10 seconds.

I don't know about that. It doesn't snow here so I can't test it, but I have
noticed when the temperature is 37 deg C and you click the house 73 times
within 10 seconds, at the 50th click smoke starts billowing from the chimney,
and then the house starts burning

[FvE]

I don't know about that. It doesn't snow here so I can't test it, but I have
noticed when the temperature is 37 deg C and you click the house 73 times
within 10 seconds, at the 50th click smoke starts billowing from the chimney,
and then the house starts burning

Really? Or shoud i read 'your mouse' instead of the house

[daddylito]

In Sweden a click can be

1) A bunch of people
2) A weapon that failed to fire
3) A finger press on the mouse

When our Swedish King met Sylvia from Germany (later our queen)
in Munchen Olympics, 1972,
the Kings comment was "Det sa bara klick" (Swedish)
"It was as a click", "It sounded as a click", "It just said click"

What did he mean?
But don´t consider variant 3, his our king!

[Skydrag]

#5 must be one of the best candidates for an April fools-jokes I've seen
That goes for the House-and-burn post too of course

About the "click"-post... When translating it into Swedish, laughter bubbles up your throat, but I'm not sure if the word mouse means other than computer-acessopry or animal in English.. ? Does it?
Maybe there are mice around that I dont know about??? *'iiiih! **Jumping up on chair***