Hi,

I want to edit the IE7 toolbar.  I'm dylexic and have a lot of trouble
learning new positions for things so I want to edit it to look like I had it
in IE6.  I want to get rid of the search bar (I keep typing URLs in it) and
repositioning the buttons.  I can't find out how to do either.  Can anyone
help?

Much appreciated.

Evan

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Hi Evan,

this newsgroup focuses on Microsoft Content Management Server questions.
Please post your question in an IE related newsgroup.

Thanks,
Stefan


"evan@murray-jones.net" <evan@murray-jones.net@discussions.microsoft.com>
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> Hi,
>
> I want to edit the IE7 toolbar.  I'm dylexic and have a lot of trouble
> learning new positions for things so I want to edit it to look like I had
> it
> in IE6.  I want to get rid of the search bar (I keep typing URLs in it)
> and
> repositioning the buttons.  I can't find out how to do either.  Can anyone
> help?
>
> Much appreciated.
>
> Evan

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Thanks Stephan - found out what went wrong,

When you search for a topic in groups and then go on to "select new post"
you're presented with a long list of group titles the second one in the list
is "General discussions".  It didn't show /what/ general discussions were
being talked about.  I now know you're supposed to drill down through the
group catergories on the left hand side.  It's a little confusing.  I'm
looking at a list of IE7 related posts, go to generate a new one and the
first 'general discussion' head I see turns out to have n relation to IE.

Many thanks for puttigng me on the right path.

Evan

"Stefan Goßner [MSFT]" wrote:

> Hi Evan,
>
> this newsgroup focuses on Microsoft Content Management Server questions.
> Please post your question in an IE related newsgroup.
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan
>
>
> "evan@murray-jones.net" <evan@murray-jones.net@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote in message news:FFCAA17B-B762-457F-974F-2EC06893CAEF@microsoft.com..
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>
>
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