I have two sites in particular that require username and password.
Autocomplete doesn't respond on these sites. Help tells me how autocomplete
works and how to delete one or all entries, but not how to manually trigger
autocomplete. Anyone else see this??

Eddie in Colorado Springs

"It might be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to
others."

Ed,
Some secure sites (eg. banking sites) don't allow password caching.

Or if you checked the "Don't remember" box for that site at some point, try
this...

Clearing all passwords should reset the "Save Password" option. IE> Tools>
Options> Content> Autocomplete> Clear Passwords.

Protected Storage PassView from http://www.webattack.com/get/pspv.shtml will
help you recover other cached passwords *before* you clear all passwords.

Don
--
MVP IE/OE
Please reply to the newsgroup so that others may participate.


"Ed Felty" <ed.felty...[at]gbronline.com> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have two sites in particular that require username and password.
> Autocomplete doesn't respond on these sites. Help tells me how
autocomplete
> works and how to delete one or all entries, but not how to manually
trigger
> autocomplete. Anyone else see this??
>
> Eddie in Colorado Springs
>
> "It might be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning
to
> others."
>

In news:(E-Mail Removed),
Don Varnau <don_04[at]varnau[dot]org> typed:
> Ed,
> Some secure sites (eg. banking sites) don't allow password caching.
>
> Or if you checked the "Don't remember" box for that site at some point,
> try this...
>
> Clearing all passwords should reset the "Save Password" option. IE> Tools>
> Options> Content> Autocomplete> Clear Passwords.
>
> Protected Storage PassView from http://www.webattack.com/get/pspv.shtml
> will help you recover other cached passwords *before* you clear all
> passwords.
>
> Don
>
> "Ed Felty" <ed.felty...[at]gbronline.com> wrote in message
> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I have two sites in particular that require username and password.
>> Autocomplete doesn't respond on these sites. Help tells me how
>> autocomplete works and how to delete one or all entries, but not how to
>> manually trigger autocomplete. Anyone else see this??
>>
>> Eddie in Colorado Springs
>>
>> "It might be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a
>> warning to others."

Thanks for the response...It is banks that are the problem. This is a recent
clean install of XP Pro and I thought they worked before, but I'm sure the
box has not popped since the clean install. Maybe my memory is failing,
along with other assorted parts (me...not the computer!), Thanks again.

Eddie in Colorado Springs

"It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black."

I just rechecked the autocomplete box and all was/is OK. I was asked for passwords again
I do like that little recover password ditty though
Thank
Joe

Does anyone know how to undo the "don't remember" box for
a password at a specific site without having to reset all
the passwords?
(Please also reply to me personally, since I don't know
how to get this system to notify me of replies)

HK

>-----Original Message-----
>Ed,
>Some secure sites (eg. banking sites) don't allow
password caching.
>
>Or if you checked the "Don't remember" box for that site
at some point, try
>this...
>
>Clearing all passwords should reset the "Save Password"
option. IE> Tools>
>Options> Content> Autocomplete> Clear Passwords.
>
>Protected Storage PassView from
http://www.webattack.com/get/pspv.shtml will
>help you recover other cached passwords *before* you
clear all passwords.
>
>Don
>--
>MVP IE/OE
>Please reply to the newsgroup so that others may
participate.
>
>
>"Ed Felty" <ed.felty...[at]gbronline.com> wrote in
message
>news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I have two sites in particular that require username
and password.
>> Autocomplete doesn't respond on these sites. Help
tells me how
>autocomplete
>> works and how to delete one or all entries, but not
how to manually
>trigger
>> autocomplete. Anyone else see this??
>>
>> Eddie in Colorado Springs
>>
>> "It might be that my sole purpose in life is simply to
serve as a warning
>to
>> others."
>>
>
>.
>