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606302	2007-10-29 07:54:00	Once when entering to log in for the Amex site I entered several wrong log ins. Now they all come back to haunt me everytime I go to log in. I suspect it is Windows that remebers these log ins and I presume there is a way of deleting them. Any ideas??	John_Robb (9061)
606303	2007-10-29 08:32:00	If youre talking about IE. Go to tools / internet options / general tab. Browsing history. Delete button / delete passwords.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
606304	2007-10-30 01:37:00	Thanks for the help but I must be using an older version of IE. I have V6 with Windows 2000 SP2. Tools/Internet Options/general does not show me a Browse history. It does show History and I have deleted all the history files but that has not solved the problem. I have also deleted all the interet temporary files and cookies but still no joy. Any further advice would be appreciated Thanks	John_Robb (9061)
606305	2007-10-30 01:41:00	Thanks for the help but I must be using an older version of IE. I have V6 with Windows 2000 SP2. Tools/Internet Options/general does not show me a Browse history. It does show History and I have deleted all the history files but that has not solved the problem. I have also deleted all the interet temporary files and cookies but still no joy. Any further advice would be appreciated Thanks Unfortunately I don't have IE6 so I can't go and find this, however in IE7 there is: - Options - Content - Autocomplete - Settings (you can untick it, and it'll forget the usernames/passwords you've accidentally saved in the past)	somebody (208)
606306	2007-10-30 01:56:00	IE -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Content -> Autocomplete -> Settings There is a "Clear Passwords" button	bevy121 (117)
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