- Take Control of Microsoft Internet Explorer's AutoComplete Data
- AutoWhat? 2: Download It Here
AutoWhat? 2's Main Window
When you launch AutoWhat? 2, you'll see a list of internal field names for which AutoComplete data is saved on your system (see Figure 2 ). Remember, these are the internal names, not the friendly labels shown in Web forms, so they may look a bit strange. If the list is empty, you probably haven't enabled the AutoComplete feature for Web forms (see the section "Configuring AutoComplete" below). Each field name has a check box next to it. You can check boxes individually or click the Check all or Clear all buttons. To check a continuous series of items, simply hold down the left mouse button and drag the cursor over the boxes.
For security, the only way to access the AutoComplete data for a particular internal field name is through a Web form containing an input field with that exact name. When you click the View/Change button, AutoWhat? 2 builds a temporary local Web page with an input field for every name you checked. It then launches this Web page in your IE browser.