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| | instant search box How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then press delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither can I highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a list of things that I'll only have needed once. Thanks, Margaret |
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| | Re: instant search box What instant search box? Which search engine are you using? Are you referring to searching your PC or searching the net? ------- *Report back, please* "Margaret G" <Margaret G@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:33AE7638-4DEE-4A6B-9C28-D5C98405AE29@xxxxxx Quote: > How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then press > delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither can I > highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a list of > things that I'll only have needed once. > Thanks, > Margaret |
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| | Re: instant search box On Windows Vista there's an option to have a "box" with your perfered search engine, it's in the upper right hand corner and is always on top (in toolbar). It's for internet searches. I have been using Google, but if I switch to a different engine the list of searches carries over. "Bob" wrote: Quote: > What instant search box? > Which search engine are you using? > Are you referring to searching your PC or searching the net? > ------- > *Report back, please* > > > "Margaret G" <Margaret G@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:33AE7638-4DEE-4A6B-9C28-D5C98405AE29@xxxxxx Quote: > > How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then press > > delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither can I > > highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a list of > > things that I'll only have needed once. > > Thanks, > > Margaret > |
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| | Re: instant search box That's not Vista. It's Internet Explorer. Tools>Delete Browsing History>Delete Forms. ------- *Report back, please* "Margaret G" <MargaretG@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:437307DB-5652-4E50-B3D2-2AE20F7C59DA@xxxxxx Quote: > On Windows Vista there's an option to have a "box" with your perfered > search > engine, it's in the upper right hand corner and is always on top (in > toolbar). It's for internet searches. I have been using Google, but if I > switch to a different engine the list of searches carries over. > > "Bob" wrote: > Quote: >> What instant search box? >> Which search engine are you using? >> Are you referring to searching your PC or searching the net? >> ------- >> *Report back, please* >> >> >> "Margaret G" <Margaret G@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:33AE7638-4DEE-4A6B-9C28-D5C98405AE29@xxxxxx Quote: >> > How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then >> > press >> > delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither can >> > I >> > highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a list >> > of >> > things that I'll only have needed once. >> > Thanks, >> > Margaret >> |
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| | Re: instant search box Yup! That did it. That's, a least, one grievence out of my life. : ) Thank You "Bob" wrote: Quote: > > That's not Vista. It's Internet Explorer. > > Tools>Delete Browsing History>Delete Forms. > ------- > *Report back, please* > > > "Margaret G" <MargaretG@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:437307DB-5652-4E50-B3D2-2AE20F7C59DA@xxxxxx Quote: > > On Windows Vista there's an option to have a "box" with your perfered > > search > > engine, it's in the upper right hand corner and is always on top (in > > toolbar). It's for internet searches. I have been using Google, but if I > > switch to a different engine the list of searches carries over. > > > > "Bob" wrote: > > Quote: > >> What instant search box? > >> Which search engine are you using? > >> Are you referring to searching your PC or searching the net? > >> ------- > >> *Report back, please* > >> > >> > >> "Margaret G" <Margaret G@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:33AE7638-4DEE-4A6B-9C28-D5C98405AE29@xxxxxx > >> > How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then > >> > press > >> > delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither can > >> > I > >> > highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a list > >> > of > >> > things that I'll only have needed once. > >> > Thanks, > >> > Margaret > >> > >> > |
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| | Re: instant search box You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback. "Margaret G" <MargaretG@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EF1B95B2-9DBA-4963-8283-03C9DEC6AE67@xxxxxx Quote: > Yup! That did it. That's, a least, one grievence out of my life. : ) > Thank You > > "Bob" wrote: > Quote: >> >> That's not Vista. It's Internet Explorer. >> >> Tools>Delete Browsing History>Delete Forms. >> ------- >> *Report back, please* >> >> >> "Margaret G" <MargaretG@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:437307DB-5652-4E50-B3D2-2AE20F7C59DA@xxxxxx Quote: >> > On Windows Vista there's an option to have a "box" with your perfered >> > search >> > engine, it's in the upper right hand corner and is always on top (in >> > toolbar). It's for internet searches. I have been using Google, but if >> > I >> > switch to a different engine the list of searches carries over. >> > >> > "Bob" wrote: >> > >> >> What instant search box? >> >> Which search engine are you using? >> >> Are you referring to searching your PC or searching the net? >> >> ------- >> >> *Report back, please* >> >> >> >> >> >> "Margaret G" <Margaret G@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news:33AE7638-4DEE-4A6B-9C28-D5C98405AE29@xxxxxx >> >> > How do I clear the instant search box? In XP I'd just highlight then >> >> > press >> >> > delete. It won't work in Vista, the word just stays there. Neither >> >> > can >> >> > I >> >> > highlight then right click to select delete. I don't like having a >> >> > list >> >> > of >> >> > things that I'll only have needed once. >> >> > Thanks, >> >> > Margaret >> >> >> >> >> |
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