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Windows XP >> History lists If you right-click on the desktop and select New-
>Shortcut, a "Create Shortcut" wizard pops open. There is
a dialog box under the text "Type the location of the
item:", and the cursor is in the box. If you type a
letter, say, starting with a and going through z,
occasionally some information will appear in a dropdown
list (if I type 'g', it lists several Google URLs). My
question is where is this list maintained and how do I
clear it?

Thanks,
Northstar

Windows XP21

Windows XP >> History lists It's the same history list as your Internet Explorer.
Open IE. Click Tools - Internet Options - Clear History.

Steve

>-----Original Message-----
>If you right-click on the desktop and select New-
>>Shortcut, a "Create Shortcut" wizard pops open. There
is
>a dialog box under the text "Type the location of the
>item:", and the cursor is in the box. If you type a
>letter, say, starting with a and going through z,
>occasionally some information will appear in a dropdown
>list (if I type 'g', it lists several Google URLs). My
>question is where is this list maintained and how do I
>clear it?
>
>Thanks,
>Northstar
>.
>

Windows XP >> History lists TweakUI is a very good way to clear the lists as you exit. There is a =
tab called paranoia, and you can select all are tailor it to your =
desire.

don
"Northstar" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message =
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If you right-click on the desktop and select New-
>Shortcut, a "Create Shortcut" wizard pops open. There is=20
a dialog box under the text "Type the location of the=20
item:", and the cursor is in the box. If you type a=20
letter, say, starting with a and going through z,=20
occasionally some information will appear in a dropdown=20
list (if I type 'g', it lists several Google URLs). My=20
question is where is this list maintained and how do I=20
clear it?

Thanks,
Northstar

Windows XP >> History lists I'm no help but I've the same issue. Or at least similar.
When you go on the interent, and on some website type 1,
for example, it gives you your credit card number.... How
do I get rid of this feature or clear the memory of it?

Windows XP >> History lists I don't believe that version of TweakUI is intended for XP.

"dcdon" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
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TweakUI is a very good way to clear the lists as you exit. There is a
tab called paranoia, and you can select all are tailor it to your
desire.

don
"Northstar" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:6c0e01c40179$b425c020$EMail@HideDomain.com...
If you right-click on the desktop and select New-
>Shortcut, a "Create Shortcut" wizard pops open. There is
a dialog box under the text "Type the location of the
item:", and the cursor is in the box. If you type a
letter, say, starting with a and going through z,
occasionally some information will appear in a dropdown
list (if I type 'g', it lists several Google URLs). My
question is where is this list maintained and how do I
clear it?

Thanks,
Northstar

Windows XP >> History lists All versions of TUI, run under XP. Is just that not all of the options/tabs
show up.

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"Bruce J. Weiers" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
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>I don't believe that version of TweakUI is intended for XP.
>
>
>
> "dcdon" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:lju1c.33513$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> TweakUI is a very good way to clear the lists as you exit. There is a
> tab called paranoia, and you can select all are tailor it to your
> desire.
>
> don
> "Northstar" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
> news:6c0e01c40179$b425c020$EMail@HideDomain.com...
> If you right-click on the desktop and select New-
>>Shortcut, a "Create Shortcut" wizard pops open. There is
> a dialog box under the text "Type the location of the
> item:", and the cursor is in the box. If you type a
> letter, say, starting with a and going through z,
> occasionally some information will appear in a dropdown
> list (if I type 'g', it lists several Google URLs). My
> question is where is this list maintained and how do I
> clear it?
>
> Thanks,
> Northstar
>
>