How do you use the Firefox "Searchbar"?
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in that page press "ctrl+f" \nit will come to right bottom of that webpage.\ntypethe word you are searching for.\nyou can press on find next and previous and highlight all if you have more than 1 of that word.
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which toolbar are you talking about? Which browser are you in?      \nUsually you have to go into the options.
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http://www.getfirefox.com\n\nUse that instead.
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if using Internet Explorer\n- click on View - \nthen check in that drop down menu to see if the "search" tool bar is in there - if not\n- slide your mouse arrow over Toolbars - another window should pop up beside that - check in there to see if your "search" tool bar is in there\n\nif not - click on - Customize (at the bottom of that pop up window) - another window will pop up - check in the left pane for your "search" tool bar - click on it  then click the Add button - then close that window
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it's better to get the google toolbar with firefox : http://downint.googlepages.com/Firefox.html\nthe toolbar adds many useful things to your web  experience , like translation , direct search , PR, mail .... just to mention few\nnormally you can remove the toolbar later if you don't need it and you stay with firefox alone .
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go to "view" in the top of your browser, and hover over the "toolbars"  menu. There you can select the "Navigation toolbar" in firefox or the "Address bar" in internet explorer.
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I think its ctrl+tab\n\nCheck here\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/keyboard
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Type in the page URL in your browser (white bar at top of screen). How'd you get here?
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with my FireFox web browser, I can just press page info. under tools & it's all there, & with the plug-in's like Codetch & ProfessorX I can see & do even more.
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If you mean the search bar that auto completes your searches on Yahoo and other sites. In IE Tools->Internet Options-> Content Tab ->Click Auto Complete->Click Clear Forms
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go to\n\nview\n\ntoolbars\n\n\nnavigation toolbar
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"Ask Jeeves" on Mozilla Firefox.
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What program are you talking about?  \n\nIf you are talking about Internet Explorer, you can drag the File menu bar and address bar by simply clicking on any gray area.  However, you may need to first right-click in the gray area and deselect "Lock Toolbars". What you have moved them to your liking, Lock the toolbar again.  \n\nIn Firefox, you must right-click on the toolbar and select customize.  From there you can drag and drop.
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You can! Here's how:\n\n- If you use Internet Explorer to surf the web, go to the menu and click Tools, Internet Options.\n- Next, click the Advanced tab\n- Scroll down and look for Searching from the Address Bar, When searching\n- Select "just display the results in the main window"\n- Click Apply and then OK\n\nNow you should be able to search as you want to.\n\nI hope this helps.
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(from the Mozilla FAQ, see link below)\n\nHow do I open a referenced resource of a link into a new tab? or in a specific tab?\nCurrently, you can not. Only the user can set his advanced preferences to do that.
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if you're Running Firefox, goto Tools>Options...\nthen click "General" and click "Firefox should check...."\nclick check now and you should be good to go
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or download Yahoo! Toolbar