In Windows XP/Internet Explorer, is there a way to edit what words appear as options for the auto-complete?
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Yes you can specifically delete entries from Autocomplete. I am not aware how to edit.When typing information in Web forms, and typing passwords, you can remove an item from the list of suggestions by clicking the item and then pressing the DELETE key. \nexample : My homepage is usually set to www.google.ae , and when I begin to type in the search field i can see what had been typed previously ( a drop down list box).I just hold the mouse pointer over the entry and delete one by one. Something similar will solve your problem.
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In Internet Explorer, click Tools, Options, Content, Auto Complete, Clear Forms
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tools , internet options , content , auto complete , clear auto complete
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I don't know what exactly you mean, but think you need to activate "Auto complete" tool. \nFrom the menu go to "Tools" -> select and click "Internet Options...", Then go to tab "Content", look for a button named "Auto complete..." (near bottom). Click it and enable your browser's Auto complete tool.\n\nHope I could help!!
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go to view option on your ie bar . then on encoding choose unicode or autoselect
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In internet Explorer ( open it > go to tools> internet options> content> auto Complete > and you don't need guide now...      ^.^
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In Internet Explorer, click tools/Internet options/delete files
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Open Internet Explorer, click Tools, and Internet Options, and the Content tab.  Then click the Autocomplete button and put check marks in all the boxes.
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Welll, this might get you there:\nTo change AutoComplete settings, click Tools, and then click Internet Options.  Click the Content tab.  Under AutoComplete, click Settings.  Select the check boxes for the AutoComplete options you want to use.  Click OK twice.   It also tells how to delete.
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In Internet Explorer, go to Tools and then Internet Options.\nOnce you select the internet options a new window opens up. Select the Content Tab and then under Personal Information select the Auto Complete button. In the new window, clear what ever you dont want.
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Tools -> Options -> Edit tab -> Make sure "typing replaces selection" check box is checked.
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Yep, you want to disable autocomplete.\n\n"To disable all AutoComplete settings:\n\n1. From Internet Explorer, choose "Tools" then "Internet Options".\n2. From the "Internet Options" multi-tabbed dialog box that appears, select the "Content" tab.\n3. Click the "AutoComplete" button.\n4. Uncheck everything.\n5. Click the "Clear Forms" button.\n6. Click the "Clear Passwords" button.\n7. Press "OK" to close the dialog boxes. "\n\nNot my words, see source.\n\nHope this helps!
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To disable AutoComplete, go to "internet options", click on "content", click on "settings."
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It's an option in microsoft word.\n\nTry this.\nTools menu - Options\nEdit tab\n\nMake sure there is a check in the "Typing replaces selection" option.
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If you're using IE go to Tools, Internet Options, click the Advanced tab and unclick the Use In-line Auto Complete under the Browsing section.
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Go to Tools then Internet Options and then in the Advanced tab. Under Browsing, check the inline AutoComplete box\n\nRestart browser.\n\nNormally resetting the default settings would fix it, but sometimes IE doesnt like that. You will have to check that box for inline Autocomplete and it should fix the problem.
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Internet Explorer: Tools - Internet Options - Content - Autocomplete\nMozilla Firefox: Tools - Options - Privacy - Saved Forms\n\nUncheck the ones you don't want. Sorry, I can't help you with Netscape or Opera.