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Ctrl + Enter....? Hey there,
this is a really funny question but i am used to typing the domain like(yahoo) and then press ctrl and enter to pop the whole correct address, now im using IE 6.0 and it wont work any ideas?
this is a really funny question but i am used to typing the domain like(yahoo) and then press ctrl and enter to pop the whole correct address, now im using IE 6.0 and it wont work any ideas?
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I'd never heard of this before...but after doing some research, that is a very useful tool.
It works for me in IE6, so perhaps the key was deleted from you registry.
This site will show you how to set/reset the ctrl+Enter functionality:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffdav/archiv...09/227502.aspx
It works for me in IE6, so perhaps the key was deleted from you registry.
This site will show you how to set/reset the ctrl+Enter functionality:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffdav/archiv...09/227502.aspx
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HI there,
you may also try this, i have seen some where in internet
1. Go to the "Tools" menu on Internet Explorer then select "Internet Options"
2. Go to the Advanced tab
3. Under Browsing check on "Use inline AutoComplete"
4. Click OK
Done
you may also try this, i have seen some where in internet
1. Go to the "Tools" menu on Internet Explorer then select "Internet Options"
2. Go to the Advanced tab
3. Under Browsing check on "Use inline AutoComplete"
4. Click OK
Done
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