In IE7, the favorites menu on the left disappears when I click on a link...how do I keep it open as I click??
957357
To keep the Favorites menu open click the green left pointing arrow on the top right of the Favorites menu.
250755
first load up IE. then whena  site is loading where your IE bar is or even near where the buttons "File, Edit, View, Etc" are located at. right click on ur mouse and see if "address bar" is checked. if so do it . either that or it can be lying around some place like the bottom, left or right hand corner so u may need to drag it back. hope this helps
240254
Open Internet Explorer (if thats what your using) at top of page says tools. Click tools, bottom of list is Internet Options. when that box opens up at the top in the first box shows the address of  what home page is listed to appear. Either delete it and retype it to the original and click apply. Then close it out and open new page and see if it worked. Or go to the page you want as your home page, open the Internet options and there should be a button to  "Use Current" then click apply. and close it out and try it. see if its back. Good luck.\n\nThe reason it changed could have been a simple case of the page you were on (or one connected to it) basically taking over your choices. Like spam or a virus trying to take over your favorites. Delete what it was and clear your cookies and history and temp files. Should help.
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http://www.snapfiles.com/opinions/ie7-menu-tweak/ie7-menu-tweak.html\n\nThat is a ie7 menu tweak. I am not sure if that will help you but worth a check.
753991
On your Yahoo home page. Look up in the left top corner just under the go back arrow. There's a gold star. Click on the star. When it opens you see, from left to right, Favorites, Feeds, History. Click on History. To close it click on the gold star with the green plus sign over it, or click on favorites and then click on the gold star with the green plus sign and it will close. What browser are you using. This is for IE 7 or IE 6. Any other browser and it will be in bookmarks.
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It'll usually remember your most often or last used setting.  So try opening IE, clicking on the maximize/minimize button (the middle one of the 3 in the top left) until the window is maximized, then close IE.\nRepeat a couple times if needed until IE recognizes that's how you want it and does it for you automatically.
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It's fine - the tabs are a great improvement.\n\nI've tried Firefox as well, but have to admit I like the Favourites icons on IE7 - makes the list so colourful!  Unless I'm missing something, you don't get those on Firefox.
134642
with internet explorer there is a history button you can click on to the right of the favorites button.
805501
When you install Internet Explorer 7 your current list of favorites in Internet Explorer 6 will migrate into the new browser so you won't have to readd your favorite websites when you begin surfing the web.\n\nYou can refer to the following link for the complete information about IE7:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/support/default.mspx
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On Internet Explorer, go to View, then Toolbars, then "customize".  Be sure "Favorites" is "added".  Click OK.\n\nI'll have to look at Yahoo - if it's Bookmarks that is missing...\n\nAfter you get it back -- you might want to "lock the toolbars" [Go to View, Toolbars, click on "Lock the toolbars"].  That should keep changes from occurring until they are unlocked.\n\nOK, I found the Bookmarks add/delete option:\n\nOn the Y!Toolbar, click on the Pencil icon (Toolbar settings),  Then click "Personal Options", Then "add/delete Buttons".  This will show you a long list of possible buttons -- make sure "Bookmarks" is checked.  Then click "finished".\n\nIf your problem is other than that, I don't know what it is.  List more details (if the above doesn't cure it), then maybe I or someone can help.\n\nPeace.
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"Simply right-click anywhere on your Internet Explorer toolbar and the toolbar menu appears. The checked toolbars are currently displayed. To add a toolbar to the display, select the name of the toolbar. To remove a toolbar from the display, just reverse the procedure.\n\n"Traditionalists, please note that Microsoft understands that you might like your standard toolbar the way it used to be. To return it to its pre-Internet Explorer 7 form, select Classic Menu, and the classic menu appears"
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I’ve been less than thrilled with IE7 and I am considering looking for a way back to 6 which I thought was better than 5 in several ways. In 7 you can change buttons through the TOOLS / TOOLBARS / CUSTOMIZE but you can not move menus from one bar to the other. Or I should say I haven’t found a way. For me there is a lot of wasted space because I could care less about the TABS feature. I don’t see it as being any better than the history or even the back button.\nAs far as the background showing through I would try doing a repeated shutdown restart maybe 3-4 times and see if that shakes the bugs out.
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so you want to keep some entry in the address bar. ok there is only one way :\n-- just open internet explorer browser then select history \n   and delete unwanted site from the list so you can keep \n   those site that you want.\n-- other way is whatever site you want just store in \n   favorites: for that just open browser and whatever site you want to open u just type name and open it after that select favorites button and there is option for "add" so select that and store in favorites list and those list you can access anytime
808243
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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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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Right click on the icon and select properties.  Change the "opens with" property to the browser of your choice and close the window. I think the icon may still show your default browser, but the association will be changed.
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No, IE 7 will automatically import your old Favorites. Chow