how to clear addressbar?
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Ooh.. What have you been getting into!\n(Sorry - just kdding.) \n\nClick: Tools - Internet Options - Clear History - Yes - OK.\n\nOr you may click "History", then Right-Click on the week/site you want to delete. Then "Delete".
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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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You are talking about the Google toolbar. Press the "Google" button on the left and select "Clear search history"
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Top left of Yahoo page you will see the word View, click on that and then on toolbar, unclick the address line.
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go to internet options and hit clear history
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control panel... add/remove programs..\nthen delete toolbar that you want deleted!??\nthat's how i usually take them off...
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go to tools then internet options and then clear history.
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Tool -> Internet Options -> General Tab -> Clear History\nThis action will delete all your history and adresses from address bar\n\nor\n\ntry IEHistoryX, with this tool you can delete adresses from address bar selectively.
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I'm not sure if you meant the Address bar, or the Google toolbar, so I included both.\n\nInternet Explorer 6 (Determine by clicking Help>About):\n\n1) Click on Tools\n2) Select Internet Options\n3) Under the General tab, select Delete History\n4) Voila! Gone!\n\n(If you wish, you may set the Days to keep pages in history to 0, then at the end of the day it will automatically clear the history)\n\nFor Google Toolbar:\n\n1) Click on the Google logo, next to the search box.\n2) Select "Clear Search History"\n\n\nFor Internet Explorer 7:\n\n1) Press Alt+T\n2) Select Delete Browsing History\n3) Click on Delete all\n\nFor Mozilla Firefox:\n1) Press Alt+T, release, and press O\n2) Under the Privacy section, click on the History tab.\n3) Click Clear Browsing History Now\n\n(You may set the number of days to keep pages in history by pressing ALT+D, and entering 0.)
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Tools>Internet Options> Clear History
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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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You can clear search information and address bar information by clicking on the bar.  It will then bring up anything you typed in, and then you can highlight an item by placing your pointer over the item, then hit the delete key and it will be gone.  This will allow you to select what you want to delete and what you don't want to delete.
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You must be running XP.  It has a nasty habit of doing that. To fix it:\n     1.  Rigth click on your tool bar.\n     2.  Click to unlock the toolbar.\n     3.  Click and drag the address bar back into place.\n         You should be able to see a little bit of it to \n         the extreme right of where it was.   (Actually, \n         most of the time if you move it a little, it will\n         "jump" back into place.)\n     4.  Right click again, and click to lock the toolbar.
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Up at top of page where it sez "View"\n\nClick on View>Toolbars>then make sure "AddressBar" has a Checkmark by it,,just click it if not\n\nThat should do it
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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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clear the history\n\nIE- tools-internetoptions-clear history
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GO TO TOOL> INTERNET OPTION> CLEAR HISTORY.