how to remove address bar and again calling it?
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In Internet Explorer Tools> toolbars and then check or uncheck address bar
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As far as I know you can't resize or get rid of the address bar in IE7; it's damn annoying. A number of tweaks  are available here\nhttp://www.enhanceie.com/ie/\n\nYou can run IE7 with the IE6 GUI by going to start>run\nand type\nc:&#92;windows&#92;ie7&#92;iexplore.exe\nclick ok\n\nbut what's the point???
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That should be an easy fix (assuming you're using Internet Explorer).\n\nPoint to the menu bar (the very top gray one with "File", "Edit", etc.).  Right click and choose Standard Buttons.  Then click Address Bar.  They should pop right back!
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Can I ask WHY you would want to hide the address bar - kinda makes it difficult to browse to a specific page without it. Two reasons why hiding the address bar would likely have been disabled:\n\n*It would not have beeen the most required option, as is difficult to use a browser without it.\n*Security - without the address bar, how would you know if you'd be re-directed to another site location (such as in the case of a hijacked site)?\n\n\nBABE19 - shut up and stop advising ppl to revert to IE6! IE7 should be considered a system-wide security upgrade (given the way internet explorer is completely integrated into the entire Windows architecture), not just a browser upgrade! Given the amount of flaws long identified in IE6, and the way they carried through the entire Windows operating system, MS has actually done something right.\n\nAnd "ee eh", I agree with you that using an alternate browser (such as Firefox or Opera) for day-to-day usage is the best way to reduce virus/malware exposure, but updating to IE7 (even if you rarely use it) is STILL upgrading your Windows security.
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go to start, control panel, add remove programs, then remove yahoo toobar
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Tools / Internet Options / clear History
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Highlight the address in the address bar and hit the delete button.  That should remove it.
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go into control panel,click on the add/remove programs icon,,scroll down the list and see if it;s listed..if so then remove it from there.if it's not listed in add/remove...go to start>run and type in name of tool bar,do a search and when it shows in search place,right click and delete it.
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Go to view tab in Internet Explorer and click on Toolbars check whether Address Bar has been de-selected. If so select it and the address bar will re-appear. If that is not the problem then do let me know if any other additional details in here and let me see whether I could answer you. Good Luck.
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Go to tools then internet options, change your homepage in that address bar.\n\nDo you see File...Edit...View...etc?\n\nGo to Tools there.
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While connected to the Internet ( Internet Explorer, Yahoo, etc. )...\n\nClick on Tools from your Toolbar...then select Internet Options. Click on Clear History tab.\n\nAlso (if displayed) on your computer you can delete Temporary Internet Files (which function to give you quicker access to pages you've visited before.)...By hitting the Delete Cookies tab....Then hit Delete Files.\n\nNo more site addresses should show up in the task bar!
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if you mean that you can't see your address bar... then 1st go to "view" in youe window. and then go to "toolbars"... and then tick address bar if it's not been ticked
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try right clicking on the top of the page and then click --> Address bar
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use control panel add remove software
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You click on "View", then on toolbars and then on Address bar.  When you have the setting you want you click again on "View", then on toolbars and then "lock the toolbars".  then your setings won't change again.
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go to control panel and use the add remove programs
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If you're using XP, it has a function that "locks" your toolbars.  Your address bar is probably turned on, but hidden off to the side.\n\nYou need to right click on the toolbars and remove the lock toolbar function.  Look for a box off to the side of the toolbars and see if there's a boxlike area with four vertical dots and a >> symbol next to it.  Best bet is that's your address bar.  Click on the dotted area and drag it to the left hand side of the area below the toolbars.  Afterwards, you can lock the toolbars back again to make sure it doesn't disappear.\n\nHope that helps.