that toolbar is called the bookmarks toolbar, it can accidentally removed when you are adjusting the chrome as you were, when you click on view then toolbars at the top it has the various toolbars listed there if you want it to show it must have a check mark in front of it if you remove the checkmark the toolbar will disappear until you again put a check mark there in front of it in that list. crabbypatty I have done several postings with firefox tips and tricks you can do a search here for them and likely find then or do a search on my name. However this link does lead to several good links of tips and tricks. Ultimate List of Firefox 3 Tips and Tricks Power User's Guide to Firefox 3 Combine Toolbars to Streamline Firefox Geek to Live: Consolidate Firefox's chrome those should give you a starting point

lotodig- Just so you're more confident, I've re-booted my computer many times over the years using the technique I've described. Several times, for example, my cursor has frozen so I couldn't navigate to do anything, such as re-boot normally. I didn't always know why some problem was happening, but I did know that the power button re-boot would not make anything worse. Usually the only time you can have a problem is if you decide to do a re-boot/re-start of any kind in the middle of some major activity where you are making changes to the computer, such as installing updates or doing a defragmentation. However, in the other 99.9% of cases, all you're doing is cleaning out the RAM of some unexplained little problem and starting fresh.

I already tried what you said with no luck. I googled it & found the fix. I went to support microsoft fix it & downloaded the fix it thing to reset the tool bar to default location & it worked. Thanks for the help though, you all are always so fast & helpful here. Terri

I would also like to turn the menu off in the garden forums. It is so far for me The most annoying feature on the site. Perhaps if it would not move around while navigating menu would be tolerable.