get the address bar onto the menu bar

good morning,

i installed ie7 last evening, running great, no problems.
just trying to make my wanted adjustments, like many others i'm kinda picky,
and i got use-to the way i had ie6 looking when i opened it up.

{ this is on windows xp professional sp2 w/all updates, including the ones
that show up after installing ie7 }

i used this ie7 tweak utility,

http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/2007/01/tweak-your-ie-7-settings.html

to hide the search bar, force the menu to the top, and hide the command bar.
worked great, no problems.

now i would like to know if anyone knows how to:
get the "address bar", and the "refresh/go and stop buttons", and the "back
and forward buttons", placed up on the menu bar to the right of "Help".

that was how i had ie6 configured, and it was nice because everything that i
wanted was all on one bar, thus giving me more page to view, and less
clutter.
in ie6 you could drag it all up there.

i haven't seen how to get the address bar onto the menu bar mentioned
anywhere, but everything else can be accomplished so there must be a way.

thank you

 

Hello,

To customize your address bar I have developed a special toolbar
(www.quero.at) that replaces the fixed navigation bar and makes it possible
again to share the space with the menu bar for example.

Best regards,

Viktor Krammer

 

hi viktor,

but can it put the "address bar"(navigation bar), and the "refresh/go and
stop buttons", and the "back and forward buttons", onto the menu bar,
to the right of "Help".???

thank you for your reply sir

 

Hi Retired Navy,

Yes, Quero has its own navigation buttons and allows you to hide the fixed
navigation bar of IE7 (Quero options > Appearance > Hide standard
address/navigation bar).

Best regards,

Viktor Krammer