I no longer have a "back" and "forward" option on my tool bar. Where did they go and how can I get them back?
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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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Go up to the edge of the toolbar and pull it down. When your cursor is hovering at the edge of the toolbar and the page, you should get a little two way arrow thingie. Right click and pull the mouse back to extend the toolbar.  If that doesn't work, right click the toolbar and see if it's locked, if there is a check next to "lock the toolbars" then uncheck it and try to pull it down again.  That should expose the tools options.  I hope this helps.
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To remove an added toolbar go to your control panel (assuming you are running windows) and click on add/remove programs, scroll untill you find the tool bar you want to remove and click on it, from there follow the instructions and it should remove it for you.
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Click on the view tab, then click toolbars, then click standard....it should come back up....Let me know if this works for you.....
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Find a blank space on the bar above.\n\nRIGHT click on it.\n\nMake sure formatting and standard are checked.\n\nThat will bring it back for you.  :)
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At the top of your window, click View, then Toolbars and then Standard Buttons, that should bring that bar back
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tools toolbar history
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You don't say what browser you're using... but... assuming it's I.E. (and others are probably the same anyway) - try clicking View - Toolbars - then remove the tick from "Lock Toolbars".  THEN you will find you can drag each toolbar (by the double vertical line that will appear at it's left end) to another location.\n\nOnce u r happy with your arrangement, then you can "Lock Toolbars" again, just to avoid accidents.  :-)
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Just click on VIEW on the IE menu and then go to TOOLBARS. You can arrange what you want to see or not see by unchecking or checking.\n\nYou can also click on the pencil icon and you can customize your toolbar that way too.\n\nYou should lock your toolbars next time before someone rearranges it again =)
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well this is the magical world of IE7 ( lol )\n\nthe back & next is on the left hand top the two arrows.\nthe refresh & stop button are on the right side of the address bar on top. To enable the menubar you'll have to right click on the blank space of tool bar & go to view option & check it.\nClick on the link below it'll help you with the screenshots :\n\nhttp://www.ie-vista.com/toolbar.html...
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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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Try going to "tool"..Internet options...Advanced...and restore defaults
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try re-installing from scratch, it should then re-fresh all your bookmarks and toolbar settings.
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I didn't fully understand ur Q\nhowever u can right click on the bars\nand Un-check  "Lock the Toolbars"\nand move it where u want if that what ur problem is
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Your toolbar most likely needs to be reconfigured.  To do this:\n\n1) Right click on the tool bar (in a new message) where the button used to be and select "Customize" from the pop up menu.\n\n2) Click on the "Toolbars" tab along the top of the "Customize" window that appears.\n\n3) Highlight the "Standard" in the list, and click the "Reset" button on the right side.  This will return the toolbar to the default settings.
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On the View menu, point to Toolbars, and then click Customize. \nOn the Toolbars tab, click Properties. \nIn the Selected Toolbar box, select the name of the toolbar or menu bar you want to reset default settings for. \nClick the Restore Defaults button
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go to view and then to toolbars...