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Guest
I see only two windows (left and right). How can I see the explorer bar?
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Its only me
What programme are you talking about? More detail required.
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Guest
Windows XP SP1
Its only me said:What programme are you talking about? More detail required.
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Trish
Doru said:Windows XP SP1
Are you talking about Internet Explorer?
The line where the address goes?
Windows Explorer?
The line where the name of the folder goes?
You need to give more details.
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Guest
I'm talking about Windows Explorer. It's about the bar with "File, Edit,..,
Help" and "Address". My Explorer show me only two windows: in the left
"Folders", in the right an other window with files and directors. Nothing at
the top of these!
Help" and "Address". My Explorer show me only two windows: in the left
"Folders", in the right an other window with files and directors. Nothing at
the top of these!
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Trish
Doru said:I'm talking about Windows Explorer. It's about the bar with "File,
Edit,..,
Help" and "Address". My Explorer show me only two windows: in the left
"Folders", in the right an other window with files and directors. Nothing
at
the top of these!
OK
Start/Run/Regedit
In the left hand pane, find this line
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ExplorerIn the right-hand pane, if you find 'NoFileMenu', delete it, and reboot.Report back here.Be careful in the registry.--TrishDublin, Ireland
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Sharon F
I see only two windows (left and right). How can I see the explorer bar?
If you are referring to Windows Explorer, click on View and then Explorer
Bars. A flyout menu will appear with several choices.
If you currently have Windows Explorer showing the tree view of the
directory on the left and the right column displays the contents of any
left column item that is highlighted, the explorer bar named Folders is
already enabled.
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Guest
I hope it will work. It's about my computer from home. I'll verify this and I
will respond you tomorrow. Right now I'm in the office and here I use Windows
XP SP2. These commands in Regedit do not work because I don't find what youu
tell me but probably in SP1 it will work.
Thanks a lot!
will respond you tomorrow. Right now I'm in the office and here I use Windows
XP SP2. These commands in Regedit do not work because I don't find what youu
tell me but probably in SP1 it will work.
Thanks a lot!
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Jeff Gaines
I hope it will work. It's about my computer from home. I'll verify
this and I will respond you tomorrow. Right now I'm in the office and
here I use Windows XP SP2. These commands in Regedit do not work
because I don't find what youu tell me but probably in SP1 it will
work. Thanks a lot!
Before you try the registry edit, which can cause problems if you get
it wrong, go the the 'View' menu in Explorer and look at the 'Toolbars'
options and see what's turned on and what's off.
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
And how does she do that when the menu bar is what's missing?
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Protect your PC
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
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Jeff Gaines
And how does she do that when the menu bar is what's missing?
Well I have spent five minutes fiddling and I can't make the menu bar
disappear, it's not an option as far as I can see.