How to get rid of autofill in an .htaccess login box

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Guest

I have never had any of the autofill features under tools/iinternet
options/content/autocomplete turned on, and they still are not. (with the
exception of "web addresses")

For some reason IE6 is retaining the informatin on the login name for one
site I signed up with to see what the content is and I can't get rid of it.
Anyone know where that is stored so I can remove it manually as clearing
forms and clearing passwords under tools/iinternet
options/content/autocomplete has not done the job.

Thanks in advance

Yukoner
 
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE

Yukoner said:
I have never had any of the autofill features under tools/iinternet
options/content/autocomplete turned on, and they still are not.
(with the exception of "web addresses")

For some reason IE6 is retaining the informatin on the login name for
one site I signed up with to see what the content is and I can't get
rid of it. Anyone know where that is stored so I can remove it
manually as clearing forms and clearing passwords under
tools/iinternet options/content/autocomplete has not done the job.

Thanks in advance

Yukoner

Try deleting any cookies for that site.

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Guest

Thanks Frank. I had already deleted any and all cookies I could find in the
computer. I can go to any site now that has .htaccess and that username
shows up as an option. It has, I beleive, been imbedded somewhere in the
Registry and a search has not located it (probably encrypted) I've even
used a couple of different Registry cleaners and while they have certainly
made the computer more efficient, did not find and remove this irritant :)

Yukoner
 

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