Hi to all.

I don't know if the Google Toolbar can be uninstalled--especially if you installed it while installing RealPlayer. It is on my computer at work, but I have never seen it in the add/delete programs list.

However, there is a way to get around the Google toolbar problem--disabling the toolbar.  You can do this in the "Manage Add-Ons" menu under "Tools" in Internet Explorer or under "Programs in the Internet Explorer properties.

I hope this helps.

Ted Chittenden


---- Albert Ruel <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
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> HI Lisa and all.  Thanks for this question.  
>  
> I have a similar but slightly different question.  I have never found the
> Google Tool Bar to be of much value, and I can't figure out how to uninstall
> it once it is installed.  Any help with either learning how to use it
> effectively or how to get rid of it will be greatly appreciated by me.  
>  
> Thx, Albert
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> Hi all,
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> I have a question about tool bars.  I know that in general when I run into
> something I think is inaccessible it may not turn out to be if someone else
> has figured it out.  I don't know much about tool bars other than whenever I
> download a program and it includes a google tool bar or something like that
> I delete it.  
>  
> Are these tool bars accessible?  If a website says to click on a certain
> tool do they mean an item on a tool bar?  No matter how many times I read
> the website I can not figure where they mean.  This particular website says
> to double click on the rating tool.  I can not figure out what this means.
> Could anyone shed any light on this for me please?  Also, could it be
> possible that I can not find a place to click because it is flash?  Any help
> would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.  
>  
> Lisa
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