Clearing home page

Under Internet options, General, Home Page
This shows a complete list of every page I have been to.
It almost looks like a list from Temp Internet Files! I
want to clear this out. Any ideas how I do that and set
it so that it does not continue to list places I have been?

Hi Thomas,

On the General tab, click Clear History.

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"Thomas" wrote
Under Internet options, General, Home Page
This shows a complete list of every page I have been to.
It almost looks like a list from Temp Internet Files! I
want to clear this out. Any ideas how I do that and set
it so that it does not continue to list places I have been?

It does? How? Is it a Drop-down? Something's not right. That should be a box
and should only show whatever is set as your current Home Page.

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Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP for Win9x

"Thomas" wrote in message
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Under Internet options, General, Home Page
This shows a complete list of every page I have been to.
It almost looks like a list from Temp Internet Files! I
want to clear this out. Any ideas how I do that and set
it so that it does not continue to list places I have been?

Gary S. Terhune wrote:
It does? How? Is it a Drop-down? Something's not right. That should be a box
and should only show whatever is set as your current Home Page.


Hi,
I think the OP means when you start typing in a URL in the field-- maybe
related to autocomplete\history? I've seen it before, but my history has
been cleared in IE and I don't use autocomplete so I can't check it.

mm

Yeah, you're right. Looks like Autocomplete. Same behavior in that box as in
Address bar.

To prevent saving Web Address history, (which is separate issue from
"History", but don't ask me to get specific on *that* one!) go to Internet
Settings, Content tab, Autocomplete button. Uncheck "Web Addresses", then OK
your way out.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP for Win9x

"Mostly Me (MM)" wrote in message
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Gary S. Terhune wrote:
It does? How? Is it a Drop-down? Something's not right. That should be a
box
and should only show whatever is set as your current Home Page.


Hi,
I think the OP means when you start typing in a URL in the field-- maybe
related to autocomplete\history? I've seen it before, but my history has
been cleared in IE and I don't use autocomplete so I can't check it.

mm