what button do you click to access the fields for entering Web page title and keywords?
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try right clicking on the top of the page and then click --> Address bar
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Tools / Internet Options ... type in\n\nhttp://www.yahoo.com/\n\nin the Home Page field on the General Tab (you can cut it from here and paste it in too)
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Try here, just type in the titles.
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Just copy & paste the relevant part of code from\nhttp://asp.net/QuickStart/aspnet/doc/ctrlref/userctrl/default.aspx\nYou could find even more, if you stuck in the next step you gonna do after that.
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Goto internet options, content tab, autocomplete button, and uncheck User names and Passwords on Forms.
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Hold down the right mouse button and drag to select the text you want.
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tools , internet options , content , auto complete , clear auto complete
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In your browser (assuming IE) go to "View", "Toolbars", and check "Yahoo! Toolbar.
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Google toolbar includes a form filler button.\nIf you use Firefox you can install an extension called Autofill\nOne other option is autofill at eFritz.net
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http://ciber.min-data.co.uk/buttons/
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There are a few ways to do this; they require some coding experience.\n\nI think you might be able to do it with javascript by simply  taking your form input, reconstructing the appropriate URL by appending the search term to the appropriate link, then changing the window's location to be the proper URL.\n\n2. If you want to work with the standard search boxes that Yahoo!, Google and Amazon supply, you need to programmatically change both the form action and the name of the input variable(s) on the forms each supplies.\n\n3. You might find it easier to do by implementing the APIs each provides. I'm not sure of that, because I haven't used the APIs directly, but I do know that Google and Yahoo, at least, allow you to implement search on your site using their APIs.
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If you mean IE, and things you typed in Yahoo! (or other) search engine fields...\n\nTools>Internet Options>Content>Auto Complete>Clear Forms button. You can also delete individual entries by highlighting them in the list in question and pressing the delete key.
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Assuming you are using WindowsXP, follow these steps;\ntools\ninternet options\ncontent\nAutoComplete\nClear forms
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On the form tag is an action option.  Set this to the destination web site.\nThats it.  No javascript.
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Select the entry you want to delete and hit the delete key.  The delete key, not the backspace key.\n\nIf you want to delete all of them for all web sites, go to Tools-> Internet Options-> Content-> AutoComplete-> Clear Forms.
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type The Name Of Site Then Press ctrl+Enter\nhttp:// will come automatically
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Go to http://toolbar.yahoo.com    \n\nReally, it's that simple.