[转]删除eMule搜索历史记录

大家会用EM下载各种东西，而搜索对下载来说是必须的，你的电脑其他人有时也会用的，你一定不想让人看到搜索历史记录中的关键字，那就看下面的清除方法，一些是从http://forum.emule-project.net/index.php?showtopic=36732看到的，一些是我的经验

1，在emule运行时，点工具列的“搜索图标”，鼠标点击输入搜索内容的“名字”输入框，按Ctrl+Del，搜索历史记录就清除了，见附图，当然这也是一种暂时清除的方法。清除“从url更新server.met”的历史记录也可以用这个办法

2，搜索历史记录是保存在config目录下的AC_SearchStrings.dat文件中的，可以直接删除 AC_SearchStrings.dat文件，不过每次启动EM会重新生成的。可以用记事本打开，删除里面的内容就可以了，彻底一些的办法删除内容后把 AC_SearchStrings.dat设置为只读。注意：操作时必须先关闭EMULE。

3，最最彻底的方法，用记事本打开config目录下的preferences.ini文件，搜索useautocompletion=1，把1改为0，这样emule就再也不会保存搜索历史记录了。

BTW：修改useautocompletion=0也会使得em不再保存下面三个历史记录
AC_BootstrapIPs.dat
Kad中的引导程序的IP地址和端口
AC_IPFilterUpdateURLs.dat
IPFilter的更新网址
AC_ServerMetURLs.dat
更新服务器列表的网址

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