I've asked this question before but none of the replies work. So is there any other way to get the address bar the one with the forward and back arrows back. (It's not in the toolbar menu and its not becaues of full screen mode).
this must be IE7 I guess (as you can't disable the address bar in IE8)
have you dragged the address bar off the edge?
Right click in a empty part where the address bar should be, firstly check you have got a tick next to address bar (it might be under view > toolbars when you right click)
if you have got a tick next to address bar, right click again and make sure there is not a tick next to lock toolbars. then have a look for a vertical line of dots (very faint!) on the right side of the top bar, if there is one there click on it and drag to the left to see what it is.
Thanx for the ideas but still no address bar. I haven't tried changing to IE7 yet. I think I will leave it as it is, I can still go back or forward with the "alt+(direction key)" and that was the main reason I wanted the address bar back.
Thanx Owen
Just an off-chance suggestion.
Right click a blank space on the MENU bar (at the top of the screen) and see if the "lock the tool bars" is ticked.
If it is, then untick it and see if you can now re-instate the address bar.
Just a thought!!!
I'm not sure how I'd go about putting a screen shot up. I tried using a web cam and then draging the file into this box but all that appeared was a little line. Basically at the top of IE it has the internet explorer "e" then http://www.the addressbank.co.uk/ -Internet explorer in The AnswerBank: Technology: Computers: - Windows Internet Explorer
Then at the end the X button and the other two buttons. Under that I have the toolbars starting with the menu bar.
I just thought I'd let you know that the probem I had with my address bar I managed to get fixed. I had to delete a couple of registry entries. HKEY_Current_User/Sofware/Microsoft/Internet Explorer/Toolbar
and
HKEY_Current_User/Software/Policies/Internet Explorer/Toolbars/Restrictions
But thanks to the people that tried to help. It's suprising how straight forward the registry is when you've got a rough idea whats going on.