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> Apparently, it takes just a little more diligence to cover one's tracks
> regarding AutoComplete entries for "form and password suggestions." For
> those of you who have something to hide, the Microsoft article:
>http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/ARTICLES/Q217/1/48.asp
Password suggestions??? Eek! Whether or not I have anything to hide, I'd rather
it kept my passwords secret!
BTW, I think this is relevant to techwr-l because it shows how important it is
that we (1) use feature names that the user understands, or (2) keep the user in
mind when documenting features with less-than-intuitive names. Whatever the
programmer called this function didn't help the user use it (or stop using it).
