How to Clear the Documents Menu History Automatica

The windows Documents Menu display all the information about last used files and programs as a history. Your co-workers, family members can trace your activates on the computer with clicking on Documents menu. http://www.computerfreetips.com/t...




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#177763 - 05/05/07 10:22 PM How to Clear the Documents Menu History Automatica
rani raj Offline
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The windows Documents Menu display all the information about last used files and programs as a history. Your co-workers, family members can trace your activates on the computer with clicking on Documents menu.

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#177889 - 05/20/07 04:23 AM Re: How to Clear the Documents Menu History Automatica
Aaron Garcia Offline
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Registered: 05/20/07
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Loc: Brownsville, Texas
if is what I think it is, where you go, start>My Recent Documents
just go.

rigth click on start>Properties>(select start menu)>click on customize>advanced>clear list.

and that's it, but as I said if is the one i think you are talking about.

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#177896 - 05/21/07 05:52 PM Re: How to Clear the Documents Menu History Automatica
Myke Offline
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Registered: 05/25/05
Posts: 307
Loc: Boston, MA
I believe that you are asking how to prevent that data from displaying, yes? If that is the case, then Aaron is on the right track.

To completely remove the ability to quickly display what recent documents you have opened (for whatever reason), right-click anywhere on the taskbar and click properties. Once in there, click the Start Menu tab, then click the Customize button.

Once in the new window, uncheck the box in the lower left corner of the window titled "List my most recently opened documents." This will remove that section of the start menu from being seen while logged in as you.
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