[tomdrayson]

Hi, in IE6, I actually have 4 toolbars all on one line; the address bar, the Google Toolbar, the menu bar (File, Edit etc.) and the buttons (Home, Refresh, Back etc.). I would like to know how to reorganise the toolbars/buttons in IE7 Beta 3, specifically:

How to resize the address bar. It doesn't need to take up an entire line.
How to remove the small search box to the right of the address bar - I've got the Google Toolbar instead.
How to detach the refresh and stop buttons from the address bar.
How to detach the back/next buttons from the address bar.
How to remove/move the favourites/add to favourites buttons.
How to move the Home, Tools etc. buttons (away from the right hand side of the screen)
Also, where is the History button?

It appears, that even with "Lock the Toolbars" unticked, most of them actually remain "locked".
For the moment, I am sticking with IE6, purely out of contempt for this lack of customise-ability!

Thanks

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With toolbars unlocked, grab hold of one at the end where you see a dotted vertical line and drag and drop to another location. They can't all be moved though. The Standard Menu Bar is fixed (although you can hide it).

[pip22]

With toolbars unlocked, grab hold of one at the end where you see a dotted vertical line and drag and drop to another location. They can't all be moved though. The Standard Menu Bar is fixed (although you can hide it).

[tomdrayson]

Thanks for your suggestion, but that is just the standard method for moving toolbars, which I have obviously already tried...

For instance, I want to move the Google Toolbar up onto the same line as the address bar, but it doesn't move when I try to drag it.
I also want to move the Home button etc. to the left of the screen but that toolbar doesn't move either. And I want to put the Home, Refresh, Back, Next, and History buttons all together like they used to be, but I can't move those either (and I can't find the History button).

Edited by tomdrayson, 18 July 2006 - 04:33 PM.

[dsenette]

you can't move the google toolbar up on the address bar (tried it) and you can't rearrange the actual IE tool bars (like moving the stop and refresh buttons and what not)...tried that too...the best you can get is to get your google tool bar on the same line as "file, edit, etc..."