How do you make ur own browser or a toolbar for ie or a vires scanner?
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You'll need to learn how to program. But yourself a C compiler and a ton of books on C programming.
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I just downloaded internet explorer 7 today and had the same problem. Here is the solution. Right mouse click on the tool bar. If menu bar does not have a check mark next to it then click on it. Now you will have the tool bar with the file, edit, view, favorited, tools and help button. \nHope this helps.
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In the menu of Internet explorer you will find View. Click on View and select Toolbars. It will bring up som options for you to select. Choose Customize. Select the menu items you want in the toolbar and add them by selecting the -> key\n\nIf you are using some other explorer, then please specify tht and I can help you accordingly
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When in IE go to VIEW - TOOLSBAR - CUSTOMISE
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click view in the internet explorer and click on the toolbars and what not... its in there... check address bar
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In internet explorer, click the "view" link at the top of the browser. Choose "toolbars" and make sure address bar is ticked.
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Download Yahoo... \n\nhttp://www.yahoo.com -- browser.\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com -- toolbar.
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Open the internet explorer then go to the top left and click "View" next highlight "toolbar" next put a check next to "address bar"
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Use firefox or slim browser.
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Normally we call that a web browser. But is it that you were looking for? I guess not. Most probably you are looking for a program like wget. A windows implementation is available here:\nhttp://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/
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you can use one of several tools for programming and just create a simple browser application.\n\nI use VB6 or VB2005, in fact, I believe you can download vb express from microsft for free
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use internet explorer 7.
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That's the way to do it. You might also check under Explorer's options.
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This software will do it:\nhttp://www.nliteos.com/index.html\n\nThat being said...\nWhether or not you realize it, you actually do need IE; it's used throughout Windows. For example, Outlook, Word, Windows Explorer--basically any apps that need to render HTML--all rely on IE to some degree. If you remove IE, you'll then have to associate these apps with another Web rendering product in order to view, for example, HTML-enabled e-mail. Instead, simply drag and drop your IE icon to the trash and just forget about it.
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What browser? If IE, click View - Explorer bar - History and see for yourself
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right click on task bar.properties.start menu.customize.general.\nshow on start menu.check internet and select internet explorer instead of netscape.
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For firefox and IE you may need to develop 2 seperate toolbars. For firefox, check http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Building_an_Extension\n\nand for IE check\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/ext/tutorials/button.asp