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I keep losing the line at the top of the page which includes "file,edit veiw,bookmarks,history,help etc" I can get it back by pressing lt+F8 but it goes again when i press another key.how can I restore this permanently

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AnonymousUser
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I have lsot the line in the toolbar spaces which include "file,edie,veiw,bookmarks,history,help"etc.Ican get it back by pressing Alt+F8 but it goes when I press any other key.How can I restore this permanently

I have lsot the line in the toolbar spaces which include "file,edie,veiw,bookmarks,history,help"etc.Ican get it back by pressing Alt+F8 but it goes when I press any other key.How can I restore this permanently

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Hit the Alt key to show the Menu bar, then open View > Toolbars and select Menu bar, so it has a check-mark.

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the-edmeister
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Hit the Alt key to show the Menu bar, then open View > Toolbars and select Menu bar, so it has a check-mark.

coolsaki
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Thanks for the information, is this a windows 7 problem?

cor-el
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No. It is a new feature of Firefox.

  • In Firefox 3.6 versions on Windows and Firefox 4 on Windows and Linux 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).

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