I just purchased RegVac and it made a measurable difference in reducing XP boot time (20%), thanks Ray!

I have tried to use AutoComplete Edit, which brings up my IE6 browser, but under "Textboxes Field Names" there are no entries, only a "Post" button that seems to do nothing. What am I doing wrong?  

   The problem is that Windows is not allowing that information to be viewed.  For some users it allows it and for others it does not.  For you, it is not.  I need to change RegVac so that it says that information could not be accessed.
   Let me try to figure out a way around that.

Is there a way that I can manually edit or delete AutoComplete entries in Win XP Home SP2 ?

   AutoComplete works off the name of the textbox in a form.  If the textbox's name is Address, then Windows looks at all of the text that has been typed in textboxes called Address and displays them in a popup list.
   You can delete any item on the list and it will be deleted from AutoComplete.  One way to display the entire list for that textbox name is to put the cursor in the textbox and press the down arrow button.
   So you can go to any web form that has textboxes and use the above method to delete items.  The problem is that you are limited to the textbox names that form shows.
   What RegVac does is find the textbox names that Windows has values stored for and then it creates a textbox for each name.  It usually ends up with hundreds of textboxes.  You can then go through those textboxes and delete or add what you want to.

   I have figured out how to fix RegVac's AutoComplete Editor.  It will involve creating a service and have it find those values.  A service can do things an application can't.  I will probably do that Monday.

Thanks for your explanation Ray. I'll wait for your solution.

   I have it fixed.  The latest version which is on our website now should work.

Yes, the Autocomplete Editor works fine now. Thanks.
Greg