Make Autocomplete complete more

By: Arie Slob

The AutoComplete function uses a template stored in your registry when autocompleting URLs you type. By default the template is made up of www.%s.com, www.%s.org, www.%s.net and www.%s.edu. By adding more templates, you can make Autocomplete even more useful:

Start the Registry Editor
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Internet Explorer \ Main \ UrlTemplate
Right-click an open area in the right pane and select New > DWORD Value
Name it the next highest free number (by default 1-4 are there, so the next would be 5)
Double-click the entry and add the value's you want to add. You can use:
- www.%s.gov, www.%s.mil
- %s.com, %s.org, %s.net, %s.gov, %s.mil
Close the registry editor, and restart Internet Explorer

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