Live Tool Bar in IE 7 and Address Bar for My Computer window

[Guest]

I have Internet Explorer 7 installed on my Dell Dimension 4100 Desktop
computer with Windows XP - Home Edition operating system. Could you tell me
the advantage of having Windows Live Tool Bar enabled?

In my Computer window, is it possible to have an Address Bar or is it not an
option? I right-clicked the Menu Bar, and it provides a menu showing Address
Bar as an option, but it won't activate for me.

In the event I have mis-directed this message, could you please pass it to
the correct discussion group and advise me how I should have posted it so the
subject and discussion group selected are correct.

Many thanks.

 

[Galen]

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I have Internet Explorer 7 installed on my Dell Dimension 4100 Desktop
computer with Windows XP - Home Edition operating system. Could you tell
me
the advantage of having Windows Live Tool Bar enabled?

In my Computer window, is it possible to have an Address Bar or is it not
an
option? I right-clicked the Menu Bar, and it provides a menu showing
Address
Bar as an option, but it won't activate for me.

In the event I have mis-directed this message, could you please pass it to
the correct discussion group and advise me how I should have posted it so
the
subject and discussion group selected are correct.

Many thanks.

First unlock the toolbars.

I know of no advantage from my OWN PERSONAL VIEWS for the Windows Live
Toolbar.

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Access MS Newsgroups:
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[Guest]

Many thanks for your reply and information supplied.