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Quicktime URL History

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Quicktime URL History

Quicktime URL History

(OP)
I've seen this question posted on several newsgroups, but have never seen an answer:  How do you delete the URL history in Apple's QuickTime Pro? It must be stored in some file, but I haven't been able to find it.
Thanks,
MrPB  

RE: Quicktime URL History

(OP)
FAQ778-2106

RE: Quicktime URL History


   URL history in Apple's QuickTime player can not be deleted. But the thing you can do is to keep typing in new URLs, when the URL history list is full (maximum 20 URLs), the new ones you type in will automatically replace the old ones.

~2002

RE: Quicktime URL History

(OP)
Actually, I discovered on my own how to delete the URL history.  See my Apple Quicktime FAQ for details. FAQ778-2106

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