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Barry
How can I remove all references to my "search" requests in Google..
Thanks
Barry/Austin
Thanks
Barry/Austin
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Guest
This isn't really an Outlook question, rather Internet Explorer
You go to tools/internet options and on the general tab "remove history"
Kristof
You go to tools/internet options and on the general tab "remove history"
Kristof
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Barry
Tried that.no luck....Thanks anyway
Barry
Barry
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
I think it's an MRU... you need to delete a registry key. I don't know which
offhand though. Try searching the registry for one of the phrases, although
it won't work if the entries are binary.
This site might have more information: http://www.aumha.org/
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offhand though. Try searching the registry for one of the phrases, although
it won't work if the entries are binary.
This site might have more information: http://www.aumha.org/
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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Search for answers: http://groups.google.com
Most recent posts to the Outlook newsgroups:
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_ugroup=microsoft.public.outlook.*&num=30
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Roady
You can clean individual ones by selecting them in the dropdown list with
your arrow keys and then press DELETE
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your arrow keys and then press DELETE
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Ice Man
Hi Barry
I got a way to do that but it's a little primitive... anyway here it is
let ur cursor be in the google text box where u write ur criteria
press the down arrow key, the history list will open. then press this down
key again few times then press delete
if u do it in a fast way u can in a little time elimintate all the search
keywords from this list
another thing go to the options dialog box then delete the history...
Hope this will help u
Elie--------------------------------------------------------
I got a way to do that but it's a little primitive... anyway here it is
let ur cursor be in the google text box where u write ur criteria
press the down arrow key, the history list will open. then press this down
key again few times then press delete
if u do it in a fast way u can in a little time elimintate all the search
keywords from this list
another thing go to the options dialog box then delete the history...
Hope this will help u
Elie--------------------------------------------------------
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Barry
Got it....Thanks alot!!!
Barry/Austin
Barry/Austin
Ice Man said:Hi Barry
I got a way to do that but it's a little primitive... anyway here it is
let ur cursor be in the google text box where u write ur criteria
press the down arrow key, the history list will open. then press this down
key again few times then press delete
if u do it in a fast way u can in a little time elimintate all the search
keywords from this list
another thing go to the options dialog box then delete the history...
Hope this will help u
Elie--------------------------------------------------------