"Jells" <Jells@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I, too, have lost the menu bar - ON 13 COMPUTERS - and it does not come back
> via depressing the Alt key, nor right clicking anywhere in the area of the
> command bar.
>
> How to get it back??? I can't even figure out what version I am running.


If you have a command bar, you have IE7.
So, what do you have in your command bar?
By default the Menu bar is superfluous.
E.g. you could have a Help button in the Command bar
which would be equivalent to Alt-H and then get to Help, About... that way.


> I have 13 computers in my office and all of them have lost the menu bar. I also
> have 5 printers here as well and we switch frequently between the printers.
> It is a total pain having to go thru chnaging the default printer each time.


Again, the command bar Print button (Alt-r) could be used for that.


> And off course, using the adobe option in default mode with IExplorer doesn't
> work.


Non sequitur? Explain?


>
> What happened?


Perhaps someone customized your IE (e.g. using GPO)
to remove a superfluous menu bar entirely? ; }


HTH

Robert
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> Jells
> Mass
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> "johnaustin21" wrote:
>
>> I am using XP Professional. The Menu Bar has disappeared in IE7: the 'Menu
>> Bar' is ticked in the 'Tools' menu and clicking this makes no difference (it
>> remains ticked and the Menu Bar is still absent). How do I get the Menu Bar
>> back? Without it IE7 is pretty useless