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conan69
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posted April 15, 2000 05:35 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for conan69   Click Here to Email conan69     Edit/Delete Message
when you go to a site and you start to type in something...a list will pop up of things that you have typed before
does anyone know how to delete those i tried window washer but it didnt work
any help would be appreciated

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Pubert
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posted April 15, 2000 08:45 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Pubert   Click Here to Email Pubert     Edit/Delete Message
Ummm...I really don't understand the question, its kind of ambiguous, but I'll try and answer some things...

Popup windows under explorer are just Java Active scripts, so disabling active scripting will get rid of popup windows.

Cached URL's in the address bar are stored in the registry, looking up info under regedit (find something that's pre-existing in the address cache) and then delete the "URL?" keys.

Hope that helped...

Pubert

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conan69
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posted April 16, 2000 12:10 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for conan69   Click Here to Email conan69     Edit/Delete Message
where do deactivate active scripting?
thanks

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Pubert
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posted April 16, 2000 02:25 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Pubert   Click Here to Email Pubert     Edit/Delete Message
Well, I actually assumed that you were using IE...now that I think about it, that was probably a stupid assumption.

I am not familiar with Netscape, but I'd assume the same properties exist.

Under IE in the internet options there is a check box in either the advanced tab or the security tab. Usually double clicking on the zone panel in the status bar (ie Internet Zone) will activate the security options. Choose custom and in the check box list, click "Disable Active Scripting" That will get rid of all anoying pop up boxes...but beware, it will also disable some legitimate java functions...in which case, I just again double click the zone panel and re-enable scripting.

Hope I helped...

Pubert

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conan69
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posted April 16, 2000 09:31 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for conan69   Click Here to Email conan69     Edit/Delete Message
yeah i am useing IE
just for clarification what i mean by pop up is not new windows that pop up on some sites
but. say you go to a search engine and you are going to type in a word if you double click where you are going to type a scroll box of a bunch of words that you have typed there before appears.

but i will try your suggestion and let you know if it worked so thanks

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conan69
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posted April 16, 2000 09:33 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for conan69   Click Here to Email conan69     Edit/Delete Message
no i tried that and it didnt work
i guess i have to look around a little more
thanks

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Mord
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posted April 16, 2000 02:26 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Mord   Click Here to Email Mord     Edit/Delete Message
Conan just highlight what you want to delete in the list and hit delete on your keyboard
Mord

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conan69
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posted April 16, 2000 03:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for conan69   Click Here to Email conan69     Edit/Delete Message
yeah mord i have tried that as well

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joker
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posted April 16, 2000 04:16 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for joker   Click Here to Email joker     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 8732220
are you using ie 5 or ie 4? I think your refering to autocomplete. open ie. from the menu bar choose tools, internet options. click the content tab. clear the web addresses box in the autocomplete section. click ok. close ie, open it. that removes the sites visited from poping up when you start typing www.

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WCP
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posted April 17, 2000 02:45 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for WCP   Click Here to Email WCP     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 39184064
Conan..
Go to download.com. or shareware.com and see if you can find a pop up killer program. That will stop all those annoying fuckers..thats what worked for me..
later,
WCP

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snapdragon
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posted April 17, 2000 09:42 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for snapdragon   Click Here to Email snapdragon     Edit/Delete Message
It's not Java if it's what I think it is.
Anyway it's probably the "autocomplete" option in IE.

Right click on IE icon for properties go under -->content tab and click on the autocomplete button.

In this menu you will get the options of when and where you want to use auto-complete (if ever) and you can clean out your auto-complete history and/or passwords.

This should be what your looking for.

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rocky
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posted April 17, 2000 12:09 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for rocky   Click Here to Email rocky     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 69333996
Conan I know what you want to do, here's how to clear it.

1) Go to Tools menu in IE
2) Select Internet Options
3) Click on General Tab at top of window -- it is usually already in General by default, but just in case it isn't.
3) Click the Clear History button -- you can also delete Temporary Internet Files

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