Address bar - history dropdown

Isthere a setting in IE that controls whether past addresses are stored for
auto-competion of new address input, or for a dropdown list? We had the
ability to do this until today and it mysteriously vanished.
--
Sandra

Hi Sandra,

In internet explorer, click on tools, select internet options. You will see
that there is a History section, and that the default for saving the web
pages is 20 days, which you can change to the amount of days that you would
like to keep the pages in history

"SB Mull" wrote:

Isthere a setting in IE that controls whether past addresses are stored for
auto-competion of new address input, or for a dropdown list? We had the
ability to do this until today and it mysteriously vanished.
--
Sandra

Right click IE on the Desktop.
Click Properties Content tab Auto Complete button.
Recheck "Web addresses" if unchecked.
Click Ok Apply Ok.

--

Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Shell/User }
Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://basconotw.mvps.org/

Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375


SB Mull wrote:
Isthere a setting in IE that controls whether past addresses are stored for
auto-competion of new address input, or for a dropdown list? We had the
ability to do this until today and it mysteriously vanished.

Do you know if there are any viruses or other instrusions that would cause
the history to be deleted - we didn't change the setting.
--
Sandra


"JAMiE132" wrote:

Hi Sandra,

In internet explorer, click on tools, select internet options. You will see
that there is a History section, and that the default for saving the web
pages is 20 days, which you can change to the amount of days that you would
like to keep the pages in history

"SB Mull" wrote:

Isthere a setting in IE that controls whether past addresses are stored for
auto-competion of new address input, or for a dropdown list? We had the
ability to do this until today and it mysteriously vanished.
--
Sandra