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How do I get my computer to fill in log on names automatically when I type a
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Microsoft makes use of AutoComplete in different areas of the Operating
System. In Internet Explorer, you can enable this feature under Internet Options Content Tab, under the Personal Information section, click AutoComplete. In Microsoft Word (at least the last few recent versions), you can control this feature seperately. It displays a screentip when you start to entire the first few characters of an AutoText entry. This feature is on by default. For example, open word and begin to type the day's date (use the current day). When you type "Saturday, Oct" it pops up with "Satuday, October 14, 2006" in a screentip. Simply press enter to fill in the rest. To adjust these settings: 1) On the Insert menu, point to AutoText, and then click AutoText. 2) Select or clear the Show AutoComplete suggestions check box. - skeene "Brian" wrote: How do I get my computer to fill in log on names automatically when I type a letter or start to type a name? |
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Where ? In IE or Windows Log-in. If you are talking about IE, then Roboform
is brilliant. http://www.roboform.com For windows, i dont think that you can do so because it will affect security. -- Ayush [ Be ''?'' Happy ] For any query, search www.Google.com Want to know about a term http://en.wikipedia.org "Brian" wrote in message news : How do I get my computer to fill in log on names automatically when I type a : letter or start to type a name? |
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Brian wrote:
How do I get my computer to fill in log on names automatically when I type a letter or start to type a name? You can't. You have your choice between the Welcome Screen, which displays all users on a system, or the old-skool Login screen, which won't autocomplete names because it can reveal the username half of username/password authentication pairs. The Welcome Screen is designed with home users in mind and probably what you want in this situation. The classic login screen exists for situations like companies that benefit from not giving away usernames at the login prompt. |
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