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Simpswr,<br />
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Thank you for your response. &nbsp;I've already got the menu-to-the-top tweak. &nbsp;What I want is to remove the &quot;command bar&quot; or move it back to the middle (between the address bar and the menu bar like it was in IE6). &nbsp;
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Simpswr,

Thank you for your response.  I've already got the menu-to-the-top tweak.  What I want is to remove the "command bar" or move it back to the middle (between the address bar and the menu bar like it was in IE6).  

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No one has done this yes, 7 is too new. &nbsp;Wait for about 3-6 months and someone might do it.
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No one has done this yes, 7 is too new.  Wait for about 3-6 months and someone might do it.

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Does anyone have a registry hack to remove the command bar from IE7? &nbsp;<br />
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I've got the menu bar back up to the top, but would prefer to have the address bar be on the &quot;bottom&quot; of all the toolbars, like it used to be in IE6. &nbsp;<br />
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I figure it's best to just remove it, if possible.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone have a registry hack to remove the command bar from IE7?  

I've got the menu bar back up to the top, but would prefer to have the address bar be on the "bottom" of all the toolbars, like it used to be in IE6.  

I figure it's best to just remove it, if possible.

Thanks in advance.

Registry hack to remove command bar from IE7

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