Questions & Answers for: Microsoft XP favorites bar

history folder is not display my system is windows xp i cannot display my history folder how can i display it. next to your address bar you will see two buttons with stars on them, this is your ...

...Bar of Internet Explorer I don't have it anymore you know where we see Files Tools Help 'Favorites, What can I do to restore it ? may be with a restauration system of Windows and choose yesterday for ...

Favorites, Tools, Help. select View then you should see status bar make sure this is ticked then go to tools then Folder Options then go to the View tab then select apply to all folders then shut down

...bar that list my favorites, file, etc missing 4. can not send attachments the paperclip for sending attachment not working use windows restore to return to a previous version of the o/s where things ...

preferably on the same line as the Menu Bar. A drop-down will appear. Make sure you have checked the Favorites Bar. They should then show up. If not, do a search for " Bookmarks.htm " on your computer

...Bar, and then point to Feeds. In the navigation pane, right-click a feed, and then click Properties. In the Feed Properties dialog box, under Update schedule, click Settings. In the Feed Settings ...

...bar and click on the blue E (explorer) when the internet explorer appears you have now opened up a BROWSER. no if you want google, go in the search line type in google, yahoo msn any of them they are ...

...bar, Favorites or Links bar, Command bar, and status bar. Here's how:Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Internet Explorer.Click ...

...Bar (any where below the URL window) and find Favorites on the popup-menu and select it/click on it and it will automatically check Favorites. Once that's done Favorites will show on your Tool

favorites bar, right? you don't have to use google search unless it is attached to the g tool bar? ASK is a pest. To remove it follow this http://www.lavasoft.com/mylavasoft/company/blog/how-to-remove