Internet Explorer 8 Has No Menu BarUsing Internet Explorer 8 today, I found that it has no menu bar on top. I wanted to change some of its settings, but how? I tried right clicking on different areas, pulling down the system pop-up menu, and looking for hidden context-sensitive spot. After playing with it for a while, I found that it does have a menu bar; just hidden. One way to bring it up is to push the "Alt" key on the keyboard. Is there any other ways to bring up the menu bar? Chieh Cheng Right-click on the area between tabs and the options on the right, click Menu Bar and it will stay there. Leonidas Thanks for the tip, Leonidas. I found that if you click too close to the navigation bar, you'll get the navigation bar pop-up menu. And if you click too close to the tab bar, you'll get the tab bar pop-up menu. You really have to click several times in the right place to get the menu bar pop-up menu. Chieh Cheng Thanks, Leonidas! It's extraordinary that Microsoft have wanted to keep this so secret that they haven't bothered mentioning this in their help text. After I discovered I couldn't do anything other than navigate to new pages using IE8 (a search for "reload page" or "refresh page" brought up nothing in their online help) I gave up on IE8 and used Firefox instead. Chris
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