Yes Wayne, that's what I mean.
I already found how to activate the menu bar but like said I would like to
have it
above the address bar simular to what you can do with IE7 and how it was in
the pre-Vista era. I hoped it could be done with a reghack like with IE7 but
from what
Ronnie said I don't think it is possible.
"Wayne Moses" wrote:
> Hello Mick,
>
> MM> Open Windows Explorer > Organise > Layout > MenuBar.
>
> I don't think that will solve what he is asking.
>
> If I read his message properly, he is asking how to move the Menu Bar (which
> I assume he knows how to activate, and which your message shows how to activate)
> so that it is above the Address Bar.
>
> It is not a drag-and-drop operation as with MSIE, even when the "Lock Toolbars"
> is unchecked for the displayed Menu Bar.
>
> I don't think it is possible without maybe a Registry hack.
>
> Regards,
> Wayne Moses
> Houston, Texas
>
>
> MM> "Jan" wrote:
> MM>
> >> Today I installed Vista Home Premium.
> >> Now I discovered that in explorer windows the menubar is below the
> >> address bar
> >> simular to what IE7 does by default.
> >> I know how to change this for IE7 but I haven't found the solution
> >> for
> >> explorer.
> >> Somebody has a clue up here?
> >> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
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