IE7: is it possible to move the address bar from the top of the screen back to its 'normal' location?
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I fyour taskbar's been moved from the original location, you can move it back by right-clicking on any part of it which is tan & unchecking Lock the Toolbars. Then you can move it wherever you wish.
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Assuming you mean that you had a toolbar installed in Internet Explorer and it's no longer visible, click on "View" at the top of Internet Explorer, then click on "Toolbars" and make sure there is a check beside the toolbar you wish to be displayed.  If the toolbar that you want to display is not there or if it is checked but still not displayed, you will need to reinstall the toolbar.\n\nyahoo toolbar:\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/
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If you are using firefox, goto view/text size and select normal, if ie do the same but select the one that brings it back to the one you want
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Right click on the toolbar where the refresh button is and make sure that "address bar" is checked. If not check it. Otherwise move the curser over the edge of the toolbar untill you get a pointer with two arrows. Then Drag the mouse down. Good Luck.
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On Internet Explorer 7 click the gold star on the left of the toolbar, or press Ctrl + i or Alt + c on your keyboard, and also if the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help isn't showing, click Tools (an icon that looks like a gear) on the bottom right of the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar, or right click a vacant space on the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar. \n\nIf you only need the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help to appear temporarily just press the Alt key on your keyboard. This way your toolbar doesn't take up as much of your screen. If you want it to stay permanently, right click on a vacant space on the toolbar and click Menu Bar.
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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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It is easy:\nJust right click on the top of your browser and tick the address bar ( in firefx it is called navigation bar! )\n\nOr click the "view" menue on the top and go to the "toolbars" and choose address bar!
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In Internet Explorer Tools> toolbars and then check or uncheck address bar
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from top mnue\nView > Toolbars > address bar  (remove the check)\n\nyou must give me 10 points
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If you're using Microsoft Windows Explorer:\nGo to the View Menu > Toolbars > Address Bar\n\nMozilla Firefox:\nGo to the View Menu > Toolbars > Navigation Bar\n\nGood luck!
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Have a look at this handy tweak to download which will put the menu back on top http://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/ie7-menu-tweak/ie7menutoptweak.html\n\nor\n\nGo to Start>>Control Panel>> Add/Remove and uninstall IE7 which will then revert back to IE6.
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I fyour taskbar's been moved from the original location, you can move it back by right-clicking on any part of it which is tan & unchecking Lock the Toolbars.  Then you can move it wherever you wish.
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What browser?  In IE, right click the toolbar and go to Customize.  Then, just move the Back and Forward buttons over to the right.
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in i.e - view, toolbars, address bar
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Hi there,\n\nTry these:\n\n1. If Address bar hasn't been selected: \nClick on VIEW menu on your Internet Explorer...\nSelect Toolbars....\nClick on Address (If you don't see a checkmark next to it)\nIt should bring the address bar....\n\n2. If Address bar has been hidden:\nClick on VIEW menu on your Internet Explorer...\nSelect Toolbars....\nUncheck "Lock the toolbars" (If you see a checkmark)\nThen look for the vertical line next to "Address" on the toolbars...\nMove the arrow to that vertical line and hold the left key.\nDrag the mouse to bottom...\nIt should help you getting the address bar.....\n\n3. If anyspyware has affected...\nClick Start > Control Panel (or Settings > Control Panel) > Add/Remove Programs....\nLook for MyWebSearch or Viewpoint Toolbar or anyother toolbar in the list...\nHighlight and click Remove...\nThis should help you retrieving your Addressbar once again...\n\n>>> Note: As per your info, Try step #2...it will fix the issue.\n\n\nHope you get your addressbar soon...:-)\n\nArash Shirali...
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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.
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Go into the Tools menu and then Internet Options\nThere is a text box where you can set your home page\nType in what you want as your home back and it will go there instead\n\nIf you want to revert to IE6:\nControl Panel\nAdd or Remove Programs icon\nFind and highlight IE7\nRemove button should appear\nClick it and remove IE7\nReboot and IE6 will automatically reinstall