Good morning,

I am trying to find an Internet Explorer or Windows Discussion Group to aska
question; not sure if I am in the correct place.

What am trying to find out is this. I do a fair amount of webwork for my
company and manage numerous accounts and I find that when I create an
username on an account on a webased program by entering an email address,
this value seems to get stored in a long list of usernames so whenever I go
back to that site, click on the username field, the type in a letter, B for
instance, a long list of usernames appears starting w/ this letter. There is
only 1 that I would like to keep in the list. Where can Iedit the list of
usernames appearing so that only the 1 I want will appear?
Is this somewhere in cookies, or browser settings, or history, or ? Any
suggestions?

Thanks tons; have a great Thanksgiving.
Cordially,

Hi,
Select the username you want to delete in the dropdown list (just put the
pointer on it) and hit the Delete key.

More info at:
217148 - How to Use the AutoComplete Feature in Internet Explorer:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=217148

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]


"Brent E" <BrentE[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Good morning,
>
> I am trying to find an Internet Explorer or Windows Discussion Group to
aska
> question; not sure if I am in the correct place.
>
> What am trying to find out is this. I do a fair amount of webwork for my
> company and manage numerous accounts and I find that when I create an
> username on an account on a webased program by entering an email address,
> this value seems to get stored in a long list of usernames so whenever I
go
> back to that site, click on the username field, the type in a letter, B
for
> instance, a long list of usernames appears starting w/ this letter. There
is
> only 1 that I would like to keep in the list. Where can Iedit the list of
> usernames appearing so that only the 1 I want will appear?
> Is this somewhere in cookies, or browser settings, or history, or ? Any
> suggestions?
>
> Thanks tons; have a great Thanksgiving.
> Cordially,