[dicetrakkr]

How do I eliminate all web sites visited that remain in the Address Box across the top of my monitor ...

I am using Windows XP ...

I cleaned Cookies -- History -- Temp -- Temporary and Recent ...

Nothing worked ...

Anyone's assistance will be appreciated ...

Thank you ...

Dice Trakkr
email: mag816@worldnet.att.net

[Wicked101]

Hi,

I suppose you visit some sites you should not have

If you are running XP you can go into your registry:

START > RUN > type in REGEDIT and press enter

Follow the following keys (on the left):

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\TypedURLs

On the right you will see a bunch of files like:

url23 REG_SZ http://www.google.com/

Delete the ones you dont want your parents or girlfriend to see or if you want to delete all of them do so, but leave the (DEFAULT) one.

[Wicked101]

[Wicked101]

[Wicked101]

Sorry about the late reply, we went to join a friend of my wife for her birthday at a sportshall about 15km from where we stay to see a German band called "ONE" http://www.one-rockshow.de/
It was pretty nice, and they sang a wide veriety of songs, and, we got chosed 3 times by different tour groups that take photos at parties and then they post it on the web, I will add the links once I find the photos.
Anyway, to get back to the point

Now, that was an interesting read, thanks APK.
About the address bar thingy, I've never played with it, all I use is the RUN command and the quick launch bar and one personal added bar for games.

Yes, I know TWEAKUI, I've never used it though, but, at one stage I made a little batch file to delete all temp files and so on on startup, I added it in the autoexec file, it worked very well, I think I did it the first time for my WIN98 at work and it just kind of carried on up to XP, which got a bit more trickier. Now, well, I dont even know what I did with that file, hee hee, long time ago.

Yes, I'm curious too about what he was talking about, cant wait for his post.

[Wicked101]