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|    Aluddy to Dwain Wilder    |
|    Re: Netscape 8: Clear Form Information    |
|    04 Jun 05 22:28:23    |
      From: aluddy.appendix@adelphia.net              Dwain Wilder wrote:       >       >       > Aluddy wrote:       >       >> Dwain Wilder wrote:       >>       >>>       >>>       >>> Tomi Häsä wrote:       >>>       >>>> Doug G wrote:       >>>>       >>>>> Tomi Häsä wrote:       >>>>>       >>>>>> It seems like there is no function/option in Netscape 8.0.1       >>>>>> (Windows 2000 SP4) to clear the form information to delete       >>>>>> searches made with Google (or with some other search engine).       >>>>>       >>>>>       >>>>>       >>>>>       >>>>> The Search button next to the search box on 8.0.1's Navigation       >>>>> toolbar has a down arrow on it. When the arrow is clicked, a       >>>>> drop down menu appears with "Clear search history" on it. Is       >>>>> that what you're looking for?       >>>>       >>>>       >>>>       >>>>       >>>>       >>>> No. That doesn't clear other form information typed into to various web       >>>> pages like Google _Advanced_ Search, Google _Groups_, Google Groups       >>>> Advanced Search, Google Images, Google News, Froogle, AltaVista,       >>>> Yahoo!, MSN Search, HotBot, Teoma, Lycos, Mamma Metasearch, etc. There       >>>> should be one button to clear _all_ the form information saved by       >>>> Netscape.       >>>>       >>>       >>> Well I for one would cringe at the thought of putting in such a       >>> button. Why would one possibly want to clear all forms?       >>       >>       >>       >> Someone using a shared or public computer.       >       >       > Yup. Gotcha. But would someone using a public computer be signed onto a       > shared AOL account? When you sign onto another AOL account would your       > forms still have the same values?              Dunno. I haven't used AOL since 1995.              --       Andy Luddy       Remove appendix to reply       aluddy.appendix@adelphia.net              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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