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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / July 2008toolbar - eliminate address and search boxes
Is there a way to eliminate the address and search boxes on the toolbar. I have them on my start bar so I would like to save the space on the toolbar. Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of the tool bar?  Signature- Dallas "By Design" Microsoft has removed almost all of it's previous functionality in order to add the new tabbing system. Most of all the cool things you could do to customize your interface are gone. When it comes to menu bars your only options are to have them or not have them. Sorry but that was their choice to think people didn't rely on that stuff. I recommend uninstalling ie7. > Is there a way to eliminate the address and search boxes on the toolbar. I > have them on my start bar so I would like to save the space on the toolbar. > Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > the tool bar? Thanks for your honest answer. Uninstalling ie7 sounds a little scary. How do I get back to 6? Thanks for your help . . . and shame on MS for such a lack of flexibility. Signature- Dallas > "By Design" Microsoft has removed almost all of it's previous functionality > in order to add the new tabbing system. Most of all the cool things you could [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > > the tool bar? You can hide the search box using a registry file at http://www.enhanceie.com/ie/tweaks.asp but cannot remove the address bar. If you want to save space, I recommend that you use Full Screen mode. This will eliminate the title bar. You can then press Alt+Space and select or deselect Auto-Hide to your liking. By the way, NetFodder is just telling everyone to uninstall IE7 rather than fix problems. Although uninstalling does fix any problem, I think it is better to stick with IE7 and try to get it to work. IE7 has improved security and rendering that is utilised by other Microsoft and non-Microsoft applications. For example, going to Print Preview in the Wordpad Help file will bring up the IE7 Print Preview window instead of the IE6 Print Preview window. > Is there a way to eliminate the address and search boxes on the toolbar. I > have them on my start bar so I would like to save the space on the toolbar. > Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > the tool bar? I appreciate your ideas. I'll try eliminating the search box but I don't want to run ie in full screen. Maybe you're right about other ie7 benefits. Signature- Dallas > You can hide the search box using a registry file at > http://www.enhanceie.com/ie/tweaks.asp but cannot remove the address bar. If [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > > the tool bar? Has anyone had any luck finding a way to clean up the toolbar so we can move the icons around and concense everything to a single line? At work they suggest we use Internet Explorer, bu the bulkiness of IE7 is aggravating. Any help is appreciated! > I appreciate your ideas. I'll try eliminating the search box but I don't > want to run ie in full screen. Maybe you're right about other ie7 benefits. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > > > the tool bar? The IE 7 toolbars cannot be put on a single line. [If minor things like that make you aggravated I think you ought to reexamine your priorities in life.] --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est > Has anyone had any luck finding a way to clean up the toolbar so we can move > the icons around and concense everything to a single line? At work they [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >>>> Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of >>>> the tool bar? Well, it's annoying to see all that blank space not being used! > The IE 7 toolbars cannot be put on a single line. > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > >>>> Also, why can I not move the 'home', 'printer', etc. icons to another row of > >>>> the tool bar? Hello Ruibo, You can achieve this with Quero, a replacement for the fixed navigation bar of IE7. see How to squeeze IE7 toolbars to one line http://www.quero.at/news.php?id=51 Best regards, Viktor Krammer Signaturehttp://www.quero.at/ The New Web Experience |
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