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"Mr.Teqniue" <MrTeqniue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Heres how in #6 easy steps
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> 1.) move the links bar, command bar and file menu bar above the address
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> 2.) AND Move the command bar OFF the tab bar!
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> and on to the top left corner....... sharing space the same line with the
> favorites bar! and add a third bar the- add on's bar .....on the same line
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> ...........and finally maybee a more compact menu like netscape 8.03
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> Give the user an option to change the skin?
> pink , blue , black ...OR....whatever your personality ..it's your IE?
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> Allow an option like tabbrowser settings like in firefox
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> "it's ok to have tab's bar on top if you like",
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> 5.) eliminate the Search box altogether
> no need for it you can search from the address bar, just have a button to
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> ... and start out the users with folders ON fav bar--> named
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> msn. Google and Ask and alta vista
> that would be a show of good faith?you could sell space in those folders
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> good marketing idea heh?
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> heres what it should look like
> http://hackinie.blogspot.com/
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