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How to put command legends including bookmarks on top of page

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I have just downloaded Firefox Mozilla. But I have absolutely no toolbar or other click-on commands across the top of the page. The only items on the top of the page are a Trend Micro (my anti-virus) legend, a Safe page legend and a wi-fi legend ... nothing else, so I can't access the the "fix" commands suggested on this site. I am not at all computer literate, so please send suggestions in very basic, lay terms. Thank you. Marvin Shapiro

I have just downloaded Firefox Mozilla. But I have absolutely no toolbar or other click-on commands across the top of the page. The only items on the top of the page are a Trend Micro (my anti-virus) legend, a Safe page legend and a wi-fi legend ... nothing else, so I can't access the the "fix" commands suggested on this site. I am not at all computer literate, so please send suggestions in very basic, lay terms. Thank you. Marvin Shapiro

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In Firefox 3.6 and later on Windows you can hide the "Menu Bar" via "View > Toolbars" or via the right-click context menu on a toolbar.

Press F10 or press and hold the Alt key down to bring up the "Menu Bar" temporarily.

Go to "View > Toolbars" or right-click the "Menu Bar" or press Alt+V T to select which toolbars to show or hide (click on an entry to toggle the state).

See also Restore the Menu bar in Firefox and http://kb.mozillazine.org/Toolbar_customization