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Dump Saved passwords In IE6
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I forgot where the option to remember passwords typed into web forms is located in IE 6. How do I turn it off and does doing so dump anything previously entered.
Thanks!
I forgot where the option to remember passwords typed into web forms is located in IE 6. How do I turn it off and does doing so dump anything previously entered.
Thanks!
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>> dump them without having to invoke that diologue?
What do mean by "dump them"? What do do mean by "that dialog"?
When you disable autocomplete, the passwords are not shown. You will have to manually type in the username and password into a login fields.
What do mean by "dump them"? What do do mean by "that dialog"?
When you disable autocomplete, the passwords are not shown. You will have to manually type in the username and password into a login fields.
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I guess I have two different situations in mind. Sorry about the confusion:
1. I am familiar with the check box that says something to the effect "Do you want IE to remember this information next time? If I say YES, it auto completes next time I am there correct. If I say NO, it doesn't. If I choose Dont ask me again, it never asks again. Is that right? But suppose I said yes to alot of different places and later decided I didn't want others using my computer to be granted that automatic access . . . . how do I turn the whole thing OFF???
2. IN a different autocomplete - - - - - Let's say I go to Google and start a search. I type in the first three letters of a search. IE remembers the search from last time. How do I clear this?
1. I am familiar with the check box that says something to the effect "Do you want IE to remember this information next time? If I say YES, it auto completes next time I am there correct. If I say NO, it doesn't. If I choose Dont ask me again, it never asks again. Is that right? But suppose I said yes to alot of different places and later decided I didn't want others using my computer to be granted that automatic access . . . . how do I turn the whole thing OFF???
2. IN a different autocomplete - - - - - Let's say I go to Google and start a search. I type in the first three letters of a search. IE remembers the search from last time. How do I clear this?
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