Hi mike5678
Thank you for your question.
What you are referring to is called AutoComplete.
1. Click on Tools in the Internet Explorer menu
2. Select Internet Options
3. Select the Content Tab
4. Click the AutoComplete button
5. Click Clear Forms
6. Click OK
7. Click OK again
(This will stop the search bar from completing words
you type in that have remained from past searches.)
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Turning off AutoComplete completely
http://www.andyrathbone.com/tips/autocomplete.html
If you don't like seeing your user names, passwords, and other
information sitting in drop-down windows, tell Windows to stop by
doing this:
Open Internet Explorer.
Choose Internet Options from the Tools menu.
Click the Content tab.
In the "Personal information" section at the bottom, click the
AutoComplete button.
Click to remove checkmarks from these items:
- Web addresses
- Forms
- User names and passwords on forms
- Prompt me to save passwords
- Click the Clear Forms button.
Click the Clear Passwords button.
Click OK.
In addition, if you're using Windows XP's Search Companion it also
includes an AutoComplete feature, so it can remember every file and
phrase you've searched for. Here's how to turn it off, as well:
Choose: Search from the Start menu.
Choose: Change Preferences.
Choose: Turn AutoComplete off.
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search:
personal knowledge
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Best regards,
tlspiegel |
