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Zack Whittaker
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If you'd just asked, I would have explained itP
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)If you'd just asked, I would have explained it
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Ed Dixon
The real problem I have with IE7 is the lack of toolbar control. I usually
want max white space for pages. I have the status bar at bottom and a
single bar area at top with menus, controls, and URL area. I have not found
a way to do that with IE7.
Ed
want max white space for pages. I have the status bar at bottom and a
single bar area at top with menus, controls, and URL area. I have not found
a way to do that with IE7.
Ed
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Zack Whittaker
Although you can't properly manipulate the toolbars to how I'd want it (so
the classic menu with the address bar directly to the right), you can still
hide the Classic menu by pressing the Alt key, and then reappearing again by
pressing it again)
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the classic menu with the address bar directly to the right), you can still
hide the Classic menu by pressing the Alt key, and then reappearing again by
pressing it again
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Ed Dixon
Had already seen this. The issue for me is the fixed IE7 bars. That's a
major step backwards in my view.
Ed
major step backwards in my view.
Ed
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I bugged this, I like to have my File menus and navigation toolbar as one
single toolbar, its not possible anymore.
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single toolbar, its not possible anymore.
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Ed Dixon
Some of the things like this remind me of the saying: "What were they
thinking...". Same for lack of drive view in Windows Explorer.
Ed
thinking...". Same for lack of drive view in Windows Explorer.
Ed