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clearing out the run bar
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well, somehow some porn address got stuck in my run window (which is what i use to open a lot of programs)

it is set to auto clear out, but every time i start to enter the 'f' for firefox, the address comes up. a few people sometimes use my computer, so i'd prefer that not be there if/when they want to access firefox. it's like this address is stuck in the memory.

any help would be great as i thought this had been fixed months ago when i added in whatever code to auto clear run every time


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: demiu5]
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Were you checking out fag.com again? :wink:

Anyways, in Firefox press Ctrl+Shift+Delete or go to Tools>Clear Private Data

That should take care of your problem.


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: HELLA_TIGHT]
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I ***think*** he is talking about the dos prompt "run" command window, not Firefox itself....(?)


>^;;^<


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: PhanTomCat]
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PhanTomCat said:
I ***think*** he is talking about the dos prompt "run" command window, not Firefox itself....(?)


>^;;^<


:yesnod:


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: demiu5]
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Oh, right click the start bar>properties>start menu tab>customize>clear


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: HELLA_TIGHT]
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see thread in otd


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Re: clearing out the run bar [Re: demiu5]
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what i suggest is setting up a separate user account for porn only with a password

that way you never have to worry

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