Can I stop Windows remembering my credit card number

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Hi

Is there some way of disabling the box that remembers your details?. Name,
address etc is okay but don't like the fact that by hitting the first number
all 16 numbers are then displayed. Do my details show when another account
user uses the computer?

Thanks

Jet
 
Hi

Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools>Internet
Options>Content>AutoComplete - enable/disable the options in there.

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Will Denny said:
Hi

Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools>Internet
Options>Content>AutoComplete - enable/disable the options in there.

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Thanks Will Denny but not using IE (I was getting so many viruses and spam that I choose to start using Mozilla) I think I have sorted out the problem ... so many thanks for your advice. Hopefully smoth sailing from now on!!!
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Kind regards

Jet
 
Jet said:
Hi

Is there some way of disabling the box that remembers your details?. Name,
address etc is okay but don't like the fact that by hitting the first number
all 16 numbers are then displayed. Do my details show when another account
user uses the computer?

Thanks

Jet
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Hi, another account user will not have your details show up.
Just remember to log off your account when you get up from the
computer.

You could also right click on the desktop >properties>screen
saver>power and change the 'system stand by' settings to whatever you
want, don't forget to go to 'Advanced' and tick the box for the
password prompt, so anyone trying to access your pc will require your
password.
The safest way I know is to clean up all the cookies from history, I
use a free program called CC Cleaner that does the job very well.

Hope it helped

marco
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Free Info on Card Credit,
and all kind of money matters:
http://credit-cards.ebookorama.com
http://finance.ebookorama.com
http://credit.ebookorama.com
http://credit-repair.ebookorama.com
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[email protected] said:
Hi, another account user will not have your details show up.
Just remember to log off your account when you get up from the
computer.

You could also right click on the desktop >properties>screen
saver>power and change the 'system stand by' settings to whatever you
want, don't forget to go to 'Advanced' and tick the box for the
password prompt, so anyone trying to access your pc will require your
password.
The safest way I know is to clean up all the cookies from history, I
use a free program called CC Cleaner that does the job very well.

Hope it helped

marco
-----------------------------------------------------
Free Info on Card Credit,
and all kind of money matters:
http://credit-cards.ebookorama.com
http://finance.ebookorama.com
http://credit.ebookorama.com
http://credit-repair.ebookorama.com
Click to expand...

Great advice.

Kind regards

Jet
 
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