Automatically Remembering Searches

[squee]

In Internet Explorer, different sites always remember what I have searched for on their website before. These remembered searches are shown in a drop-down box and they are filtered away depending on what I am entering in the search bar. This happens espe
cially in Google. I would like to know how to make it stop doing this, or whether this is a Windows preference or a preference on the particular website. Thank you.

[+-J]

"squee" > wrote:

| In Internet Explorer, different sites always remember what I have searched for on their website before. These remembered searches
are shown in a drop-down box and they are filtered away depending on what I am entering in the search bar. This happens especially
in Google. I would like to know how to make it stop doing this, or whether this is a Windows preference or a preference on the
particular website. Thank you.

Squee,

In Internet Explorer - on the menu-bar
| Tools | Internet Options |
/Content\, Under "Personal Information",
[AutoComplete...] and [My Profile...]

Also on /General\, "History" [Clear History]
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Jan

[Matthew Shaw]

....and you can individually delete certain entries from that list by
clicking in the text box, then using the arrow key to highlight the entry
you want to delete and then pressing the delete key!

"+-J" > wrote in message
...
> "squee" > wrote:
>
> | In Internet Explorer, different sites always remember what I have
searched for on their website before. These remembered searches
> are shown in a drop-down box and they are filtered away depending on what
I am entering in the search bar. This happens especially
> in Google. I would like to know how to make it stop doing this, or
whether this is a Windows preference or a preference on the
> particular website. Thank you.
>
> Squee,
>
> In Internet Explorer - on the menu-bar
> | Tools | Internet Options |
> /Content\, Under "Personal Information",
> [AutoComplete...] and [My Profile...]
>
> Also on /General\, "History" [Clear History]
> ---
> Jan
>
>

[squee]

Thank you. I appreciate your help. It worked.

[+-J]

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"squee" > wrote:
| Thank you. I appreciate your help. It worked.

Squee,

You are welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
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Jan