info in adrs wont clear?

[rod]

hi..my problem is that sometimes when you clear history
in internet options, sometimes an adrs will stay stuck
there..when you hit the scroll arrow it shows nothing,
but if you do "www.h" then maybe hotmail still shows..if
you go to tools & internet options, and go to top where
it says adrs (where you set your home page), and you just
put a "w", all the hidden stuck adrs show..trying to
delete these...anyone have an idea..
thks rod

[Chek]

Rod,
Wasn't to clear on your question before, but this should do it.
Right click on the desktop IE icon, select 'properties'
Click the 'content' tab. Click 'autocomplete'.
Check/uncheck the options/buttons there. Click 'ok' on settings panel,
'apply' 'ok' on the main panel.
Hope this helps
Chek


"rod" > wrote in message
...
> hi..my problem is that sometimes when you clear history
> in internet options, sometimes an adrs will stay stuck
> there..when you hit the scroll arrow it shows nothing,
> but if you do "www.h" then maybe hotmail still shows..if
> you go to tools & internet options, and go to top where
> it says adrs (where you set your home page), and you just
> put a "w", all the hidden stuck adrs show..trying to
> delete these...anyone have an idea..
> thks rod

[rod]

hi again Chek...appreciate your help..not very
knowledgable about computers...so not sure what "IE icon'
is..is the desktop at the top where you have
home,search,favorites, and stuff..i dont see
any "IE"...sorry...cud you give me an idea what to look
for...thks

>-----Original Message-----
>Rod,
>Wasn't to clear on your question before, but this should
do it.
>Right click on the desktop IE icon, select 'properties'
>Click the 'content' tab. Click 'autocomplete'.
>Check/uncheck the options/buttons there. Click 'ok' on
settings panel,
>'apply' 'ok' on the main panel.
>Hope this helps
>Chek
>
>
>"rod" > wrote in message
...
>> hi..my problem is that sometimes when you clear history
>> in internet options, sometimes an adrs will stay stuck
>> there..when you hit the scroll arrow it shows nothing,
>> but if you do "www.h" then maybe hotmail still
shows..if
>> you go to tools & internet options, and go to top where
>> it says adrs (where you set your home page), and you
just
>> put a "w", all the hidden stuck adrs show..trying to
>> delete these...anyone have an idea..
>> thks rod
>
>
>.
>

[rod]

hi again..so the desktop is just the main screen when you
turn computer on...where it has "my computer", "internet
explorer", "recycle bin"...but still dont know
what "IE"is..i right click in middle of screen and get
some "properties" but there is no "content" after
that..just screensaver stuff..sorry again, but really
want to try what you're telling me...thks

>-----Original Message-----
>hi again Chek...appreciate your help..not very
>knowledgable about computers...so not sure what "IE
icon'
>is..is the desktop at the top where you have
>home,search,favorites, and stuff..i dont see
>any "IE"...sorry...cud you give me an idea what to look
>for...thks
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Rod,
>>Wasn't to clear on your question before, but this
should
>do it.
>>Right click on the desktop IE icon, select 'properties'
>>Click the 'content' tab. Click 'autocomplete'.
>>Check/uncheck the options/buttons there. Click 'ok' on
>settings panel,
>>'apply' 'ok' on the main panel.
>>Hope this helps
>>Chek
>>
>>
>>"rod" > wrote in message
...
>>> hi..my problem is that sometimes when you clear
history
>>> in internet options, sometimes an adrs will stay stuck
>>> there..when you hit the scroll arrow it shows nothing,
>>> but if you do "www.h" then maybe hotmail still
>shows..if
>>> you go to tools & internet options, and go to top
where
>>> it says adrs (where you set your home page), and you
>just
>>> put a "w", all the hidden stuck adrs show..trying to
>>> delete these...anyone have an idea..
>>> thks rod
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

[Chek]

Hi Rod,
The IE icon (for Internet Explorer) is a blue 'e' with a swooshy kinda loop
thing round it, and should say 'Internet Explorer' under it. Tho some
desktop themes may be whackier than others, that's the 'standard' desktop
icon.
Sometimes, if it has a box in the corner with a curved black arrow inside,
its just a shortcut to IE.
Then you would need to open the program, click 'tools' then 'internet
options' to get to the same place.
Or click 'start' > 'control panel' > 'internet options'.
There's usually more than one way to skin a cat with Windows.
Hope this helps further.
Chek

"rod" > wrote in message
...
> hi again..so the desktop is just the main screen when you
> turn computer on...where it has "my computer", "internet
> explorer", "recycle bin"...but still dont know
> what "IE"is..i right click in middle of screen and get
> some "properties" but there is no "content" after
> that..just screensaver stuff..sorry again, but really
> want to try what you're telling me...thks
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >hi again Chek...appreciate your help..not very
> >knowledgable about computers...so not sure what "IE
> icon'
> >is..is the desktop at the top where you have
> >home,search,favorites, and stuff..i dont see
> >any "IE"...sorry...cud you give me an idea what to look
> >for...thks
> >
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>Rod,
> >>Wasn't to clear on your question before, but this
> should
> >do it.
> >>Right click on the desktop IE icon, select 'properties'
> >>Click the 'content' tab. Click 'autocomplete'.
> >>Check/uncheck the options/buttons there. Click 'ok' on
> >settings panel,
> >>'apply' 'ok' on the main panel.
> >>Hope this helps
> >>Chek
> >>
> >>
> >>"rod" > wrote in message
> ...
> >>> hi..my problem is that sometimes when you clear
> history
> >>> in internet options, sometimes an adrs will stay stuck
> >>> there..when you hit the scroll arrow it shows nothing,
> >>> but if you do "www.h" then maybe hotmail still
> >shows..if
> >>> you go to tools & internet options, and go to top
> where
> >>> it says adrs (where you set your home page), and you
> >just
> >>> put a "w", all the hidden stuck adrs show..trying to
> >>> delete these...anyone have an idea..
> >>> thks rod
> >>
> >>
> >>.
> >>
> >.
> >