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  • harshadd
    New Member
    • Dec 2007
    • 180

    Missing Address Bar on the Windows Taskbar

    Missing Address Bar on the Windows Taskbar
    Harshad Dandekar

    If you have updated to XP Service Pack 3 recently. Microsoft removed
    the Address Bar on the Taskbar functionality for legal reasons so
    browsers won't default to IE. To get it back, you need to copy an
    older browseui.dll file from an XP Service Pack 2 machine to your
    C:\Windows\Syst em32 directory.
    How to do this ?
    Get the browseui.dll file from XP SP2 of your edition (Home/Prof etc.)
    If you hav dificulties in extracting file from ServicePack, Get the file from any windows XP SP2 \Windows\System 32\browseui.dll
    Now the tricky task begins
    Windows has not locked the browseui.dll file but it restores it within seconds if you deleted or rename it while windows is running
    So, Do not give windows time to know that the file is missing and to restore it.
    Trick for this is: rename "SP3 browseui.dll" file and copy "SP2 browseui.dll" file in a single command.
    save your sp2 browseui.dll file as C:\browseui.dll
    go to CMD prompt
    change current directory to
    CD C:\windows\syst em 32\ (or what ever your system drive is)
    Code:
    REN browseui.dll browseui.SP3 & COPY C:\browseui.dll . & DEL C:\browseui.dll
    ABOVE LINE WILL EXECUTE 3 DIFF COMMANDS IN ONE GO, SO WINDOWS WILL NOT GET TIME TO KNOW MISSING FILE, WHEN YOU RENAME IT.


    Harshad Dandekar
  • KevinADC
    Recognized Expert Specialist
    • Jan 2007
    • 4092

    #2
    Clean up the grammar a bit and it should be good to go.

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    • harshadd
      New Member
      • Dec 2007
      • 180

      #3
      Originally posted by KevinADC
      Clean up the grammar a bit and it should be good to go.
      Please Be specific if there is gramatic errors.....
      and for your information. this is not English witting competition , Its a knowledge sharing platform.

      People who work , they do errors, and those who don't have work , they keep searching such errors.

      .

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      • KevinADC
        Recognized Expert Specialist
        • Jan 2007
        • 4092

        #4
        Originally posted by harshadd
        Please Be specific if there is gramatic errors.....
        and for your information. this is not English witting competition , Its a knowledge sharing platform.

        People who work , they do errors, and those who don't have work , they keep searching such errors.

        .
        hehehe... I appreciate the laugh. Good way to start the day. :)

        Hint: if you are going to contribute articles, don't be hypersensitive to comments.

        Now, back to searching for errors, my work is never done! ;)

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        • Nepomuk
          Recognized Expert Specialist
          • Aug 2007
          • 3111

          #5
          I'd suggest some more formatting (e.g. pathnames in [i] tags and more free lines in between. Also, do you know the[indent] tag?) and is at least one typo (in the middle of one sentence you write "..., Get", but the "G" should not be capitalised. Other than that, I didn't see anything when reading over it, but then I didn't look very thoroughly.

          Other than that, well done! Very useful information. :-)

          Greetings,
          Nepomuk

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          • Markus
            Recognized Expert Expert
            • Jun 2007
            • 6092

            #6
            Originally posted by harshadd
            Please Be specific if there is gramatic errors.....
            and for your information. this is not English witting competition , Its a knowledge sharing platform.
            .
            This may be true, but this forum is an English speaking forum.

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            • harshadd
              New Member
              • Dec 2007
              • 180

              #7
              Originally posted by Markus
              This may be true, but this forum is and English speaking forum.
              Mr Markus, even you did a mistake in your comment.
              "and English speaking"
              OR
              "an English speaking"

              ??????????????? ?

              I know its a typo, but if that is so, then my errors were also kind of typos.

              AND
              I repeat this is not an INGLEESH essay writing competition.

              So no one has rights to correct english errors rudely.
              Yes, if some one is passing wrong info, by mistake or intentionally then correct them rudely. No problems at all.

              Harshad.

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              • KevinADC
                Recognized Expert Specialist
                • Jan 2007
                • 4092

                #8
                Rude? You are way too sensitive. While I find your attitude amusing, my intention is not to be insulting to you. So from now on I will not review any articles you post to avoid any problems. All the best to you.

                Regards,
                Kevin

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                • Markus
                  Recognized Expert Expert
                  • Jun 2007
                  • 6092

                  #9
                  Originally posted by harshadd
                  Mr Markus, even you did a mistake in your comment.
                  "and English speaking"
                  OR
                  "an English speaking"

                  ??????????????? ?

                  I know its a typo, but if that is so, then my errors were also kind of typos.

                  AND
                  I repeat this is not an INGLEESH essay writing competition.

                  So no one has rights to correct english errors rudely.
                  Yes, if some one is passing wrong info, by mistake or intentionally then correct them rudely. No problems at all.

                  Harshad.
                  This is an English speaking forum.

                  Please read the posting guidelines, pay attention to the part of 'Things that are generally unacceptable'.

                  http://bytes.com/forum/faq.php?faq=posting_guidelines.

                  Moderator.

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                  • harshadd
                    New Member
                    • Dec 2007
                    • 180

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Markus
                    This is an English speaking forum.

                    Please read the posting guidelines, pay attention to the part of 'Things that are generally unacceptable'.

                    http://bytes.com/forum/faq.php?faq=posting_guidelines.

                    Moderator.
                    Markus, I think you only need to read and understand above link carefully
                    Bad/foul language and swearing. is prohibited, that dose not mean human errors are not acceptable. Bad / Foul means statements which are made intentionally.
                    Typos are not of that category, I am still on my point. THIS IS NOT AN ENGLISH SPEAKING FORUM, but a knowledge sharing platform.

                    I request bytes.com authority to support my point if I am right.

                    Also let you all know I am firm on my understanding about this forum, that its a knowledge sharing and trouble shooting help forum. So I do not care what others are feeling/thinking about my English, I have some valuable info, which I am trying to share with world. I will not answer any nasty comments from any one, If some one is seriously and respectfully approaching me I am always there to help.
                    Till then Goodbye.

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                    • Markus
                      Recognized Expert Expert
                      • Jun 2007
                      • 6092

                      #11
                      Originally posted by harshadd
                      Markus, I think you only need to read and understand above link carefully
                      Bad/foul language and swearing. is prohibited, that dose not mean human errors are not acceptable. Bad / Foul means statements which are made intentionally.
                      Typos are not of that category, I am still on my point. THIS IS NOT AN ENGLISH SPEAKING FORUM, but a knowledge sharing platform.

                      I request bytes.com authority to support my point if I am right.

                      Also let you all know I am firm on my understanding about this forum, that its a knowledge sharing and trouble shooting help forum. So I do not care what others are feeling/thinking about my English, I have some valuable info, which I am trying to share with world. I will not answer any nasty comments from any one, If some one is seriously and respectfully approaching me I am always there to help.
                      Till then Goodbye.
                      You use excessive capitals at the bottom of your first post - something which is generally unnaceptable.

                      If you would like to continue this discussion, please PM me and we will keep this private.

                      Moderator.

                      ps: read my first post in this thread. I agree with you, but also state this is an English speaking forum.

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                      • KevinADC
                        Recognized Expert Specialist
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 4092

                        #12
                        Originally posted by harshadd
                        Markus, I think you only need to read and understand above link carefully
                        Bad/foul language and swearing. is prohibited, that dose not mean human errors are not acceptable. Bad / Foul means statements which are made intentionally.
                        Typos are not of that category, I am still on my point. THIS IS NOT AN ENGLISH SPEAKING FORUM, but a knowledge sharing platform.

                        I request bytes.com authority to support my point if I am right.

                        Also let you all know I am firm on my understanding about this forum, that its a knowledge sharing and trouble shooting help forum. So I do not care what others are feeling/thinking about my English, I have some valuable info, which I am trying to share with world. I will not answer any nasty comments from any one, If some one is seriously and respectfully approaching me I am always there to help.
                        Till then Goodbye.
                        I think my error was in assuming you were mature and smart and open minded. Its the same assumption I make with all people I don't know well enough to assume otherwise. If you honestly think anyone here was nasty towards you, you're not ready to post anything, let alone a poorly drafted article. You remind me of a spoiled little kid whos parents always told him everything he did was perfect, then the real world smacks him in the face. With each successive post you just prove it more and more. Oh well, there are more than enough people that are smart enough to realize when they are being helped, you're a waste of time. But I still wish you all the best.

                        Regards,
                        Kevin

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                        • Nepomuk
                          Recognized Expert Specialist
                          • Aug 2007
                          • 3111

                          #13
                          OK, now let's stop right here, before it becomes worse.

                          As I said before, it's a good and useful article, there's just a few little mistakes in the language. Now, I agree that this forum is international and you can't expect every post to be in perfect English. The point that Kevin and Markus were trying to make is this:
                          An Article isn't just a normal post, it's a post which should be an example to others and should therefore be written with more attention to correctness than a normal post. This includes the contents of course, but also the language used.
                          So, I agree that for a normal post, the OP would be absolutely fine. However, for an article it would be great if you'd go over the spelling and grammar carefully a second time to make sure, it's as good as you can get it. I'll happily offer my advice, if you're unclear about something or (as anyone can do) miss a mistake.

                          So, I'll ask again: Would you be so kind as to go through the original article again, check it for errors and then post it in the best English you're able to write? That would be great!

                          Greetings,
                          Nepomuk

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                          • KevinADC
                            Recognized Expert Specialist
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 4092

                            #14
                            I think if he just cleaned up the grammar it would be a great article...... hehehe... *evil snickering continues* ......hehehe

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                            • Markus
                              Recognized Expert Expert
                              • Jun 2007
                              • 6092

                              #15
                              Case closed: we're all friends.

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