Show autocomplete suggestions turns itself on

The auto-filling of the login:password fields is a function of your browser.

To clear existing saved data:
Firefox: Tools -> Options, Security tab, "Saved Passwords", delete specific ones or all of them.
IE: Tools -> Internet Options, Content tab, Autocomplete [-> settings], delete autocomplete history.

To clear specific entries:
If you don't want to clear the entire list, you can also try using the arrow keys to select a specific entry and hit the DEL (Delete) key to remove it.

To turn the feature off:
Firefox: Tools -> Options, Security tab, uncheck "Remember passwords for sites".
IE: Tools -> Internet Options, Content tab, Autocomplete [-> settings], uncheck "User names and passwords on forms" and "Prompt me to save passwords"

For more information, see: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=12095

There are a couple of reasons why the AutoComplete function in your Outlook email account does not work. First, in order for AutoComplete to work, you must have at least once typed in the full email address you want to complete automatically, otherwise Outlook has no history from which it can draw. Second, AutoComplete may be disabled. You must enable AutoComplete for it to work.

Open Microsoft Outlook and click the "Tools" menu. Click "Options." Click "Preferences" and select "E-mail Options." Click "Advanced E-Mail Options." Click to add a check to the "Suggest names while completing To, Cc, and Bcc fields" box. Click "OK." Hope this helps.

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How to disable Google Autocomplete:

If you don't want to see Google search queries based on your web history, you can control how personalized autocomplete works. Here are your options:

• Sign out of your Google Account while you search on Google. If you aren't signed in to a Google Account, your search experience may be customized based on past search information linked to a cookie on your browser. Learn how to turn off these customizations.
• Remove particular searches from your Web History at www.google.com/history or by clicking the "Remove" links that appear beside personalized predictions.
• Remove Web History from your Google Account.

• In Internet Explorer, click on Tools, Internet Options.
• On the General tab, click Clear History.
• You may also want to click Delete Files... and Delete Cookies...

Internet Explorer also stores information you have entered in forms (including search boxes) so that it can save re-typing the same information. This feature is called AutoComplete. To clear the AutoComplete list:

• Click on Tools, Internet Options.
• Select the Content tab.
• Click AutoComplete...
• Under Clear AutoComplete history, click Clear Forms.

hope this helps you out.

In the upper righthand corner of your browser, click on the wrench looking icon (customize and control Google Chrome). Click Options. Click Personal Stuff. Click Passwords. You can now go in and delete the passwords that are causing you the problems. When you go back to the website, you can reenter your passwords the way that you want and Google Chrome will save them correctly.

Open a web page.
Click on TOOLS right side by top
Select INTERNET OPTIONS from the drop down bar
Then from the new window that pops up, select the
4th tab CONTENT
You will then see AUTOCOMPLETE about 4 rows down
click on SETTINGS right next to it there
Another window will pop up, check and make sure you have the appropraite boxes checked

I have MS word 2007 and it says there is no option to turn off autocomplete- see screenshot

Hope this helps.

Go to internet explorer -->Tools-->Options-->content--> autocomplete, then make sure all the appropriate boxes are checked.

Hi,

Two things you need to do to get it resolved.

1) Clear the private data like Cookies, Internet Files

Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options -> General -> Delete Files n Delete Cookies


2) In the same windows find the tab Contents -> AutoComplete

- Under this untick the Forms, User Name & Password
- Clear the passsword by clicking the button


Once done close the internet explorer and open it again.


Now every thing will be fine.

I think this will help you http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP051895851033.aspx.

Not sure what problem you are having with AutoText. One problem could be that you do not have the show autocomplete suggestions checked off. To do this go to Insert, AutoText, then AutoText, and look for the tab AutoText. Make sure the check box marked show autocomplete suggestions is checked off. There can be other parts of the Auto text that is not working for you and you may be able to look around in the other tabs to find the part that is not activated. If you give me more information I might be able to answer a more specific question.