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IE7 tweaks to move menu bar to top of browser

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IE7 tweaks to move the menu bar to the top of the browser above the address bar (like IE6.x) , along with the

tweaks to restore it. I got this off the internet from a mailing I received.

To move the menu bar above the address bar modify the registry as follows.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser]

"ITBar7Position"=dword:00000001

To restore the menu bar to below the address bar modify the registry as follows.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser]

"ITBar7Position"=-

Add this to Nlite tweaks section or wherever appropriate.

:thumbup

It works! :thumbup

But now I don't understand why the Google Toolbar is positioned beetween the Menu Bar and the Address Bar! :wacko:

I don't like this setting! I like the Google Toolbar at the end, after the Menu and Address bars.... :angry:

It works! :thumbup

But now I don't understand why the Google Toolbar is positioned beetween the Menu Bar and the Address Bar! :wacko:

I don't like this setting! I like the Google Toolbar at the end, after the Menu and Address bars.... :angry:

You could always unlock the toolbars, make the menu bar always visible, and put the addon toolbars on the right end of the menu bar (after the help menu) and then lock the toolbars again.. Personally I agree with you that it looks better between the address bar and tab bar, however I can live with it to the right of the menu bar. Hell thats how I have Firefox setup lol.

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